what is taxable income? Lily Corp. reported income before taxes for its first yearof business of $892,000, including deprecation on newequipment, purchased in January, for $535,000, withno salvage value and a 5-year useful life (for taxpurposes depreciation was 30% of the historical cost)warranty expense was $62,000, of which only $12,400was paid this year (the rest will be paid next year) andunpaid fines of $25,000.What is Lily Corp.'s taxable income?a. $892,000b. $875,900c. $913,100d. $982,900

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