19Problem 16-59 (LO 16-3) (Algo)5.32pointseBookHintFor the current year, LNS corporation reported the following taxable income at the end of its first, second, and third quarters.Quarter-EndFirstSecondThirdCumulativeTaxable Income$ 1,600,0002,470,0003,465,000What are LNS's minimum first-, second-, third-, and fourth-quarter estimated tax payments, using the annualized income method?Note: Enter all amounts as positive values. Leave no answer blank. Enter zero if applicable. Round "Annualization Factor" forFourth quarter to 7 places. Round other intermediate computations and final answers to the nearest whole dollar amount.PrintAnnual EstimatedInstallmentTaxable IncomeAnnualizationFactorTax onestimatedTaxabletaxableIncomeTo Be PaidincomePercentage of RequiredTax Required CumulativePaymentPriorCumulativePaymentsRequiredEstimated TaxPaymentReferencesFirst quarterSecond quarterThird quarter$0%$0$0% $0$0% $0Fourth quarter$0% $0

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