Rainwear Inc., a merchandiser, prepared the following partial income statement before taking into account discontinued operations. Income Statement, Partial Fiscal Year Ended March 31 ($ million) Operating Income $4,078 Other revenues (expenses) 400 Income before income taxes 4,478 Income tax expense 1,120 Net income $3,358 In March, the board of directors of Rainwear Inc. approved a plan to dispose of a business component of Rainwear Inc., considered a discontinued operation. The business component was not sold as of March 31. The business component reported a loss during the current fiscal year of $92 million before tax. The discontinued business component has a book value and fair value (after selling expenses) of $880 million and $920 million, respectively. Neither the potential impact of the sale or the current fiscal year losses related to the discontinued component are reflected in the

Rainwear Inc., a merchandiser, prepared the following partial income statement before taking into account discontinued operations. Income Statement, Partial Fiscal Year Ended March 31 ($ million) Operating Income $4,078 Other revenues (expenses) 400 Income before income taxes 4,478 Income tax expense 1,120 Net income $3,358 In March, the board of directors of Rainwear Inc. approved a plan to dispose of a business component of Rainwear Inc., considered a discontinued operation. The business component was not sold as of March 31. The business component reported a loss during the current fiscal year of $92 million before tax. The discontinued business component has a book value and fair value (after selling expenses) of $880 million and $920 million, respectively. Neither the potential impact of the sale or the current fiscal year losses related to the discontinued component are reflected in the

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