Mark, single, is the sole shareholder of Mark's Tool and Dye, Inc., a tool and dye manufacturing company operatingas an S corporation. Mark reports qualified business income of $121,500 and he has no employees. He also hasqualified dividend income of $4,400. He has no itemized deductions and claims the standard deduction of $13,850on his 2023 Form 1040. What is Mark's qualified business income deduction?Mark's qualified business income deductiontA$25,180

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