expenses of $243,500 of business interest and $253,500 of depreciation. What is the business interest limitation that George will be subject to this year if the business does not qualify under the gross income test? Multiple Choice O O $396,000 $231,500 $319,950 $497,000 $469,050

expenses of $243,500 of business interest and $253,500 of depreciation. What is the business interest limitation that George will be subject to this year if the business does not qualify under the gross income test? Multiple Choice O O $396,000 $231,500 $319,950 $497,000 $469,050

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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