Cole England operates The Herbal Center, a marijuana dispensary, in Sacramento, California, as a sole proprietorship. The distribution of marijuana for medical purposes as well as nonmedical use by adults is legal under California state law. The following information relates to The Herbal Center's first year of business operations: Revenues Less: Cost of goods sold Other business expenses Net profit $200,000 120,000 50,000 $30,000 By how much will The Herbal Center's operations increase Cole's adjusted gross income?

Cole England operates The Herbal Center, a marijuana dispensary, in Sacramento, California, as a sole proprietorship. The distribution of marijuana for medical purposes as well as nonmedical use by adults is legal under California state law. The following information relates to The Herbal Center's first year of business operations: Revenues Less: Cost of goods sold Other business expenses Net profit $200,000 120,000 50,000 $30,000 By how much will The Herbal Center's operations increase Cole's adjusted gross income?

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