Sunrise Corporation owns 30% of Sunset Corporation. Both are domestic corporations. Sunset pays a $10,000 dividend to Sunrise. What amount of dividend income will be included in the taxable income of Sunrise Corporation? $6,500. $3,500. $10,000. $3,000.

Sunrise Corporation owns 30% of Sunset Corporation. Both are domestic corporations. Sunset pays a $10,000 dividend to Sunrise. What amount of dividend income will be included in the taxable income of Sunrise Corporation? $6,500. $3,500. $10,000. $3,000.

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