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Chapter 17, Problem 17.7MC
To determine
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Given information:
The taxable income for year 4 is $20,000; year 5 is $15,000, year 6 is (100,000) and year 7 is $5,000.
Tax rate for year 4 is 30%, year 5 is 25%, year 6 is 25% and year 7 is 40%.
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