For the base case in this section, as a percentage of sales, COGS = 72 percent, SGA = 15 percent, R&D = 2.5 percent. Depreciation,Interest expense are fixed as stated. Tax Rate is 20 percent.1.aGiven the following case, calculate the independent effects of a 1 percent increase in Gross Margin, a 1 percent decrease in theTaxRate, and a 5 percent increase in Sales.Colossal Chemical CorporationYear Ended December 31, 2021($000,000 omitted)BaseCase1% Increase in Gross Margin1% Decrease in Tax Rate5% Increase in Sal$ales$2110 $2110$2215.52,110Cost of goods sold1,51915191594.9Selling, general, and317317317333administrative expenseDepreciation160160160160Research and development53Total costs and expenses$6A$2,049>perating Income61Interest expense39arnings before Income Taxes$22 $'rovision for Income Taxeslet Income39$39$$18 $$$39

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