[LO 4.1] Charlie, who is in the 37 percent marginal tax bracket, is the president and sole owner of Charlie Corporation (a C corporation in the 21 percent tax bracket). His current salary is $700,000 per year. What are the income and FICA tax consequences if the IRS determines that $200,000 of his alary is unreasonable compensation?

[LO 4.1] Charlie, who is in the 37 percent marginal tax bracket, is the president and sole owner of Charlie Corporation (a C corporation in the 21 percent tax bracket). His current salary is $700,000 per year. What are the income and FICA tax consequences if the IRS determines that $200,000 of his alary is unreasonable compensation?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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