Crimson Corporated was organized as a calendar - year corporation inJanuary, Year 1, incurring S51, 000 in qualified organizational expenses, andbegan business in March, Year 1. What is the maximum amount Crimsonmay deduct for organizational expenditures on its Year 1 corporate taxreturn? Multiple Choice S6, 350 S7, 133 S4, OOO S6, 611

Crimson Corporated was organized as a calendar - year corporation inJanuary, Year 1, incurring S51, 000 in qualified organizational expenses, andbegan business in March, Year 1. What is the maximum amount Crimsonmay deduct for organizational expenditures on its Year 1 corporate taxreturn? Multiple Choice S6, 350 S7, 133 S4, OOO S6, 611

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