Seminole Lighting, a specialty lamps and specialty light sourcesmanufacturer, had the following information on its annual tax returns.Determine Seminole's taxable income and calculate the federal incometax for the year.Sales Income $650,000Interest Revenues $8500Operating Expense $53,000Depreciation $6500

Given Information:Sales Income: $650,000Interest Revenues: $8,500 (assumed taxable)Operating…

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