Cedar Corporation reported a $25,000,000 net operating loss in 2022. It also has a $100,000 NOL carryover from 2017. In 2023, Cedar reported taxable income before any NOL carryovers of $20,000,000. What is Cedar's taxable income in 2023 after the NOL deduction, and what is its NOL carryover, if any, to 2024? Cedar's taxable income in 2023 NOL carryover to 2024

Cedar Corporation reported a $25,000,000 net operating loss in 2022. It also has a $100,000 NOL carryover from 2017. In 2023, Cedar reported taxable income before any NOL carryovers of $20,000,000. What is Cedar's taxable income in 2023 after the NOL deduction, and what is its NOL carryover, if any, to 2024? Cedar's taxable income in 2023 NOL carryover to 2024

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