An entity reports the following transactions for the 2021 tax year. The trustee accumulates all accounting income fortheyear.Operating income from a business$665,00039,900Dividend income, all from U.S. corporations(20% tax rate)Interest income, City of San Antonio bonds5,320,000Trustee fees, deductible portion(19,950)Net rental losses, passive activity(133,000)Income Tax Rates-Estates and TrustsTax Year 2021Taxable IncomeThe Tax Is:Of theBut notAmountOver-Over-Over-$0$ 2,65010%$02,6509,550$ 265.00 +24%2,6509,55013,0501,921.00 + 35%9,55013,0503,146.00 + 37%13,050Income Tax Rates-C Corporations,2018 and afterFor all income levels, the tax rate is 21%.Question: The Federal income tax liability for the Valerio Trust is

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An entity reports the following transactions for the 2021 tax year. The trustee accumulates all accounting income for the year. Operating income from a business $665,000 39,900 Dividend income, all from U.S. corporations (20% tax rate) Interest income, City of San Antonio bonds 5,320,000 Trustee fees, deductible portion (19,950) Net rental losses, passive activity (133,000)

An entity reports the following transactions for the 2021 tax year. The trustee accumulates all accounting income for the year. Operating income from a business $665,000 39,900 Dividend income, all from U.S. corporations (20% tax rate) Interest income, City of San Antonio bonds 5,320,000 Trustee fees, deductible portion (19,950) Net rental losses, passive activity (133,000)

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