Salinger Software was founded in 2005. The company lost money each of its first threeyears, but was able to turn a profit in 2008. Salinger's operating income (EBIT) for itsfirst four years of operations is reported below.YearEBIT2005-$50,000,0002006-$150,000,0002007-$100,000,0002008$700,000,000The company has no debt, so operating income equals earnings before taxes. Thecorporate tax rate has remained constant at 35%. Assume that the company took fulladvantage of the carry-back, carry-forward provisions in the Tax Code, and assume thatthe current provisions were applicable in 2005. How much tax did the company pay in2008?

To determine the tax paid by Salinger Software in 2008, we need to calculate the taxable income for…

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