In 2023, Kate Corp., had a gross profit of $160M and a business interest income of $2M. Kate Corp. also had deductible business expenses (other than interest and depreciation) of $60M, depreciation of $50M, and business interest expense of $40M. Kate Corp. is not a small corporation. What is Kate Corp.'s 2019 taxable income (after application of the business interest expense limitation)? Make sure to enter all of the zeros (e.g. 10M should be entered as 10,000,000).
Answer is not 21.4M
Gross profit =160,000,000
Add: interest income = 2,000,000
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162,000,000
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Less: Deductible exp 60,000,000
depreciation 50,000,000
interest exp. 2,000,000 (limited to interest income)
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50,000,000
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