Calculate the net income after corporate income tax is paid for Quarter 1 from the following income statement. Use a corporate income tax rate of 21%. Q1 (x1000) Q2(x1000) Net Sales 115 125 COGS (30) (31) Gross Profit 85 94 Overhead (32) (41) Pre-tax Income 53 53 Net Income = $[?] Multiply your result by 1000 before entering. For example: 1.23 (x1000) = $1,230. %3D Enter

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Calculate the net income after corporate income
tax is paid for Quarter 1 from the following income
statement. Use a corporate income tax rate of 21%.
Q1 (x1000)
Q2(x1000)
Net Sales
115
125
COGS
(30)
(31)
Gross Profit
85
94
Overhead
(32)
(41)
Pre-tax Income 53
53
Net Income = $[?]
Multiply your result by 1000 before entering.
For example: 1.23 (x1000) = $1,230.
%3D
Enter
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Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the net income after corporate income tax is paid for Quarter 1 from the following income statement. Use a corporate income tax rate of 21%. Q1 (x1000) Q2(x1000) Net Sales 115 125 COGS (30) (31) Gross Profit 85 94 Overhead (32) (41) Pre-tax Income 53 53 Net Income = $[?] Multiply your result by 1000 before entering. For example: 1.23 (x1000) = $1,230. %3D Enter Copyright 2003 - 2021 Acellus Corporation. All Rights Reserved,
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**Understanding Corporate Income Taxes**

*Calculate the net income after corporate income tax is paid for Quarter 1 from the following income statement. Use a corporate income tax rate of 21%.*

### Income Statement

|                      | Q1 (x1000) | Q2 (x1000) |
|----------------------|------------|------------|
| **Net Sales**        | 115          | 175          |
| **COGS**             | (33)         | (35)         |
| **Gross Profit**     | 82           | 140          |
| **Overhead**         | (32)         | (51)         |
| **Pre-tax Income**   | 50           | 89           |

### Instructions:

1. Calculate the **Net Income** by applying the 21% corporate income tax rate to the Pre-tax Income.
2. Multiply your result by 1000 before entering.

**For example:**
Net Income = 1.23 (x1000) = $1,230

### Explanation of Key Terms:
- **Net Sales**: The total revenue from sales after deducting returns, allowances for damaged or missing goods, and any discounts allowed.
- **COGS (Cost of Goods Sold)**: The direct costs attributable to the production of the goods sold in a company.
- **Gross Profit**: The difference between Net Sales and COGS.
- **Overhead**: Ongoing business expenses not directly attributed to creating a product or service.
- **Pre-tax Income**: The income that remains after subtracting all expenses, except for taxes.
- **Net Income**: The actual profit after all expenses and taxes have been deducted.

*To find Net Income for Q1:*

1. Calculate the tax: \( \text{Tax} = \text{Pre-tax Income} \times 0.21 \)
2. Subtract the tax from the Pre-tax Income.

Let's calculate it:

Tax for Q1 = \( 50 \times 0.21 = 10.5 \)

Net Income for Q1 = \( 50 - 10.5 = 39.5 \)

When multiplied by 1000, Net Income = $39,500
Transcribed Image Text:**Understanding Corporate Income Taxes** *Calculate the net income after corporate income tax is paid for Quarter 1 from the following income statement. Use a corporate income tax rate of 21%.* ### Income Statement | | Q1 (x1000) | Q2 (x1000) | |----------------------|------------|------------| | **Net Sales** | 115 | 175 | | **COGS** | (33) | (35) | | **Gross Profit** | 82 | 140 | | **Overhead** | (32) | (51) | | **Pre-tax Income** | 50 | 89 | ### Instructions: 1. Calculate the **Net Income** by applying the 21% corporate income tax rate to the Pre-tax Income. 2. Multiply your result by 1000 before entering. **For example:** Net Income = 1.23 (x1000) = $1,230 ### Explanation of Key Terms: - **Net Sales**: The total revenue from sales after deducting returns, allowances for damaged or missing goods, and any discounts allowed. - **COGS (Cost of Goods Sold)**: The direct costs attributable to the production of the goods sold in a company. - **Gross Profit**: The difference between Net Sales and COGS. - **Overhead**: Ongoing business expenses not directly attributed to creating a product or service. - **Pre-tax Income**: The income that remains after subtracting all expenses, except for taxes. - **Net Income**: The actual profit after all expenses and taxes have been deducted. *To find Net Income for Q1:* 1. Calculate the tax: \( \text{Tax} = \text{Pre-tax Income} \times 0.21 \) 2. Subtract the tax from the Pre-tax Income. Let's calculate it: Tax for Q1 = \( 50 \times 0.21 = 10.5 \) Net Income for Q1 = \( 50 - 10.5 = 39.5 \) When multiplied by 1000, Net Income = $39,500
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