Tiptop Farms, a sole proprietorship, had a gross income of $600,000 in 2022. Tiptop Farms expenses wereequal to $320,000. Tiptop had interest expenses of $80,000 and depreciation expenses of $75,000 during theyear. Tiptop's owner withdrew $25,000 from the business during the year to help pay college expenses for theowners' children. The tax schedule for 2022 is:IncomeTax Rate$0 - 40,00015%$40,001 - 100,000 28%$100,000 150,000 31%$150,001+35%1. What was Tiptop's taxable income during 2022?2. What is Tiptop's tax liability for 2022?3. What are Tiptop's average and marginal tax rates for the year (carry to two decimal places; e.g.,12.34%)?4. If Tiptop is considering a new investment, what tax rate should they consider?

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ual to $320,000. Tiptop had interest expenses of $80,000 and depreciation expenses of $75,000 durin ar. Tiptop's owner withdrew $25,000 from the business during the year to help pay college expenses f ners' children. The tax schedule for 2022 is: come Tax Rate 0 - 40,000 15% 0,001 100,000 28% 00,000 150,000 31% 50,001 + 35% 1. What was Tiptop's taxable income during 2022? 2. What is Tiptop's tax liability for 2022?

ual to $320,000. Tiptop had interest expenses of $80,000 and depreciation expenses of $75,000 durin ar. Tiptop's owner withdrew $25,000 from the business during the year to help pay college expenses f ners' children. The tax schedule for 2022 is: come Tax Rate 0 - 40,000 15% 0,001 100,000 28% 00,000 150,000 31% 50,001 + 35% 1. What was Tiptop's taxable income during 2022? 2. What is Tiptop's tax liability for 2022?

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