Answer) 19.38 percent
Explanation:
Cash tax rate = Taxes payable / Pretax book income
Taxes payable = (Pretax book income + provision for warranties - depreciation in excess of books - dividends received deduction) x 21%
= (1014000 + 50700 - 103500 - 25350) x 21%
= 196528.5
Cash tax rate = 196528.5 / 1014000 = 19.38%
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