LO 4-2 (1)
(a) As per corporate slab rate of 2018 its flat 21% as TCJA make corporate tax rate a flat 21% and it also eliminatesthe corporate alternative minimum tax
so $ 248300 *21%
tax liability = $ 52143
marginal tax rate = 21%
average tax rate = 21%
( B) taxable income=$39253000
tax liability = $ 39253000* 21%
=$8243130
marginal tax rate =21%
average tax rate =21%
Lo 4-2
( 2)as appendix c is not provided in question given so the further question cannot be solved as the tax year is also not mentioned
lo 4-1 is not clearly visible and lo 4-8 also as flash of camera is not able to see the question properly
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