41) Dozen Corporation is owned equally by twelve unrelated individuals. Its taxable income this year is $100,000 and its regular federal income tax liability is $21,000. The company claims a $20,000 dividends-received deduction and pays $25,000 dividends to its shareholders. The corporation had accumulated earnings and profits of $900,000 at the end of the preceding year. The company has not documented any business needs for the accumulated profits. The accumulated earnings tax is A) $14,800. C) $10,800. B) $19,800. D) $19,000.

41) Dozen Corporation is owned equally by twelve unrelated individuals. Its taxable income this year is $100,000 and its regular federal income tax liability is $21,000. The company claims a $20,000 dividends-received deduction and pays $25,000 dividends to its shareholders. The corporation had accumulated earnings and profits of $900,000 at the end of the preceding year. The company has not documented any business needs for the accumulated profits. The accumulated earnings tax is A) $14,800. C) $10,800. B) $19,800. D) $19,000.

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