Financial accounting Assume B Corporation has $450,000 of Ordinary incomefrom its operations and $10,000 of interest receivedfrom its investments in bonds from Z firm. Also, itreceived $20,000 in dividends from an investmentstocks on Y Corporation, having ownership of 18% ofthat firm.Find the tax liability.

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Assume B Corporation has $450,000 of Ordinary income from its operations and $10,000 of interest received from its investments in bonds from Z firm. Also, it received $20,000 in dividends from an investment stocks on Y Corporation, having ownership of 18% of that firm. Find the tax liability.