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(a) MWC's 2019 taxable income after the NOL deduction :
$350000 - $12500 = $337500
(b)
| Year | Book - Tax Difference | Favorable or Unfavorable | Temporary or Permanent |
| 2019 | $12500 | Favorable | Temporary |
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