Brady, Inc., manufactures and sells water bottles. In its first year of operations, Brady, Inc., manufactured 53,120 water bottles and had 21,800 of these water bottles remaining in inventory at the end of the year. In the same year, the company capitalized $39,000 of direct material costs, $47,870 of direct labor costs, and $26,400 of indirect costs to inventory for financial reporting purposes. For tax, it capitalized these same amounts plus an additional $18,300 of indirect costs under UNICAP. If Brady's net income for book purposes is $2,150,000, and if there are no other differences between Brady's book income and its taxable income than related to the above facts, what is Brady's taxable income? (Input your response without any commas, decimals, or symbols, etc.) Be prepared to explain your response and ask any questions at your next live session.
Brady, Inc., manufactures and sells water bottles. In its first year of operations, Brady, Inc., manufactured 53,120 water bottles and had 21,800 of these water bottles remaining in inventory at the end of the year. In the same year, the company capitalized $39,000 of direct material costs, $47,870 of direct labor costs, and $26,400 of indirect costs to inventory for financial reporting purposes. For tax, it capitalized these same amounts plus an additional $18,300 of indirect costs under UNICAP.
If Brady's net income for book purposes is $2,150,000, and if there are no other differences between Brady's book income and its taxable income than related to the above facts, what is Brady's taxable income? (Input your response without any commas, decimals, or symbols, etc.) Be prepared to explain your response and ask any questions at your next live session.
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