The state in which q company operates imposes a 5.0% corporate tax rate. Zyn annual revenue...
The state in which q company operates imposes a 5.0% corporate tax rate. Zyn annual revenue is $2,980,000 last year. The corporation expenses were 1,600,000$ and they claimed 420,000$ in depreciation expenses. Calculate its after-tax (includes state and federal) income.
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| Particular | Amount ($) |
| Revenue | 2,980,000 |
| Less: corporation exp | 1,600,000 |
| Depreciation exp | 420,000 |
| Net income before tax | 880,000 |
| Less : tax | 44,000 |
| Income after tax | 836,000 |
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