A US entity that begin business last year shows the following information in its current year financial records: Net Income per Books: 600,000 Included in Net Income per Books are the following items: Federal Income Tax Expense 150,000 Property Taxes 30,000 Dividends Received from a 17% Owned Corporation 200,000 Net 1231 Loss 45,000 Short-term capital gain 55,000 Long-term capital gain 75,000 Short-term capital loss 25,000 Charitable Contributions 60,000 Last year, the entity generated a tax loss of $30,000. Required (a and b): C Corporation. Provide a a) Assume that the corporation is a schedule showing the corporation's taxable income for the year b) Assume that the corporation is an S corporation. Compute the corporation's non-separately stated (ordinary income) and separately stated items. A US entity that begin business last year shows the following information in its current year financial records: Net Income per Books: 600,000 Included in Net Income per Books are the following items: Federal Income Tax Expense 150,000 Property Taxes 30,000 Dividends Received from a 17% Owned Corporation 200,000 Net 1231 Loss 45,000 Short-term capital gain 55,000 Long-term capital gain 75,000 Short-term capital loss 25,000 Charitable Contributions 60,000 Last year, the entity generated a tax loss of $30,000. Required (a and b): C Corporation. Provide a a) Assume that the corporation is a schedule showing the corporation's taxable income for the year b) Assume that the corporation is an S corporation. Compute the corporation's non-separately stated (ordinary income) and separately stated items