Jabar Corporation, a C corporation, projects that itwill have taxable income of $260,000 beforeincurring any lease expenses. Jabar's tax rate is 35percent. Abdul, Jabar's sole shareholder, has amarginal tax rate of 39.6 percent on ordinary incomeand 20 percent on dividend income. Jabar alwaysdistributes all of its after-tax earnings to Abdul.What is the amount of the overall tax (corporatelevel + shareholder level) on Jabar Corp.'s $260,000prelease expense income if Jabar Corp. distributesall of its after-tax earnings to its sole shareholder,Abdul (include the 3.8% net investment income taxon dividend and rental income.)? (Input all answersas a positive number and round your answers to thenearest whole dollar.)(general account)(03)

Step 1: Calculate Jabar Corporation's Corporate Income TaxThe corporate income tax rate is 35%.…

Answered: Jabar Corporation, a C corporation,…

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