Suppose for some year the income of a small company is $110,000; the expenses are $65,000; the
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Suppose for some year the income of a small company is $110,000; the expenses are $65,000; the depreciation is $25,000; and the effective income tax rate = 40%. For this year, the ATCF is most nearly
(a)−$8,900
(b) $4,700
(c) $13,200
(d) $29,700
(e) $37,000
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