Suppose Naboo Manufacturing's sales increase 20% over the next year. Assuming that all asset accounts change proportionately to sales, what will the company be paying in taxes in 2020? Naboo Manufacturing 2019 Balance SheetCashInventoriesAccounts ReceivableNet Fixed AssetsTotal AssetsInterestEarnings Before TaxTaxesNet Income (Earnings After Tax)10,00015,0005,00030,000DividendsRetained Earnings50,000Naboo Manufacturing 2019 Income StatementSales30,000COGS15,000S, G & A10,000EBIT5,0002,0003,00080,0001,2001,8005401,260Accounts PayableNotes PayableLong-Term DebtCommon Stock($1 par)Retained EarningsTotal EquityTotal Liabilities + Owner's Equity5,0005,00010,00020,00045,0005,00050,00080,000 Naboo Manufacturing 2019 Balance SheetCashInventoriesAccounts ReceivableNet Fixed AssetsTotal AssetsInterestEarnings Before TaxTaxesNet Income (Earnings After Tax)10,00015,0005,00030,000DividendsRetained Earnings50,000Naboo Manufacturing 2019 Income StatementSales30,000COGS15,000S, G & A10,000EBIT5,0002,0003,00080,0001,2001,8005401,260Accounts PayableNotes PayableLong-Term DebtCommon Stock($1 par)Retained EarningsTotal EquityTotal Liabilities + Owner's Equity5,0005,00010,00020,00045,0005,00050,00080,000

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