Time left 0:43:13Y Pty. Ltd. has assessable income of $100,000, deductions of $15,000 and tax offsets of $500. What is Y Pty. Ltd.'s tax payable for the year assuming a corporate tax rate of25%?ut ofO a. $21,200O b. $25,500O c. $20,750O d. $25,000

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Time left 0:43:13 Y Pty. Ltd. has assessable income of $100,000, deductions of $15,000 and tax offsets of $500. What is Y Pty. Ltd.'s tax payable for the year assuming a corporate tax rate of 25%? ut of O a. $21,200 O b. $25,500 O c. $20,750 O d. $25,000