Jung Corporation operates in States A and B as indicated below. All goods are manufactured in State A. Both states follow the UDITPA and the MTC regulations in this regard.When computing Jung's sales factor for the year, the sales to be assigned to State A is $340,000 and to State B is ________ Sales shipped to State A locationsSales shipped to State B locationsInterest income from Jung's StateRent income from excess space in State A warehouseInterest income from Treasury bills in Jung's State B brokerageaccount, holding only idle cash from operationsOne-time sale of display equipment to State B purchaser(tax basis $90,000)Royalty received from holding patent, licensed to State B userbusiness checking accounts$300,000500,0005,00040,00065,00075,00090,000

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Jung Corporation operates in States A and B as indicated below. All goods are manufactured in State A. Both states follow the UDITPA and the MTC regulations in this regard. When computing Jung's sales factor for the year, the sales to be assigned to State A is $340,000 and to State B is __

Jung Corporation operates in States A and B as indicated below. All goods are manufactured in State A. Both states follow the UDITPA and the MTC regulations in this regard. When computing Jung's sales factor for the year, the sales to be assigned to State A is $340,000 and to State B is __

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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