(Capital gains tax) The J. Harris Corporation is considering selling one of its old assembly machines. The machine, purchased for $30,000 5 years ago, had an expected life of 10 years and an expected salvagevalue of zero. Assume Harris uses simplified straight-line depreciation (depreciation of $3,000 per year) and could sell this old machine for $35,000. Also assume Harris has a 34 percent marginal tax rate.a. What would be the taxes associated with this sale?b. If the old machine were sold for $25,000, what would be the taxes associated with this sale?c. If the old machine were sold for $15,000, what would be the taxes associated with this sale?d. If the old machine were sold for $12,000, what would be the taxes associated with this sale?a. If the old machine were sold for $35,000, there would be $(...)(Round to the nearest dollar and select from the drop-down menu.)

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Capital gains tax) The J. Harris Corporation is considering selling one of its old a alue of zero. Assume Harris uses simplified straight-line depreciation (depreciat What would be the taxes associated with this sale? . If the old machine were sold for $25,000, what would be the taxes associated If the old machine were sold for $15,000, what would be the taxes associated . If the old machine were sold for $12,000, what would be the taxes associated

Capital gains tax) The J. Harris Corporation is considering selling one of its old a alue of zero. Assume Harris uses simplified straight-line depreciation (depreciat What would be the taxes associated with this sale? . If the old machine were sold for $25,000, what would be the taxes associated If the old machine were sold for $15,000, what would be the taxes associated . If the old machine were sold for $12,000, what would be the taxes associated

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