Problem 11-10 (Algo) [LO 11-4]Hallick, Incorporated has a fiscal year ending June 30. Taxable income was $7,200,000 for its year ended June 30, 2018, and itprojects similar taxable income for its 2022 fiscal year. Use 2017 tax rate schedule if needed.Required:a. Compute Hallick's regular tax liability for its June 30, 2018, tax year.b. Compute Hallick's projected regular tax liability for its June 30, 2022, tax year.a. Regular tax liabilityb. Projected regular tax liability

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