Assume that the Kelso Company operates in an industry for which NOL carryback is allowed. The Kelso Companyhad the following operating results:O $22,800.Year20192020202125%What is the income tax refund receivable?O $24,300O $28,800.Income (loss)54,00057,000(72,000)O 23,550.Tax rate35%30%Income tax18,900first year of operations17,1000

Income tax refund is the tax amount which is paid by the taxpayer in advance and is to be received…

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