Monroe Corporation has the following income and expenses for 2019: Operating income 52,000 Operating expenses (20,000) Dividends received (<20% ownership) 30,000 Dividend received deduction (15,000) Charitable contribution (10,000) (a) How much of the charitable contribution can Monroe take this year?   (b) How much, if any, must be carried over to the following year?   (c) How much of a charitable contribution deduction can Monroe take if the $10,000 is a carryover from a 2014 gift?

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