Answer the following two questions using the following facts: Carpo, Inc. is an accrual method calendar year taxpayer. For Year 1, Carpo reported $12,400,000 of pre-tax book income on its financial statements (i.e., book income). Included in this book income, among other things, were the following items: - $200,000 accrued expense for bonuses payable to Carpo's sales team at their annual meeting on January 15th of Y ear 2 - $100,000 of municipal bond interest income 40. Assume instead that the $200,000 bonus was payable to Carpo's CEO, who owns 60% of Carpo's stock. How much higher of lower will Carpo's Year 1 taxable income be as a result of this change in facts? $200,000 higher $200,000 lower No change Answer the following two questions using the following facts: Carpo, Inc. is an accrual method calendar year taxpayer. For Year 1, Carpo reported $12,400,000 of pre-tax book income on its financial statements (i.e., book income). Included in this book income, among other things, were the following items: - $200,000 accrued expense for bonuses payable to Carpo's sales team at their annual meeting on January 15th of Y ear 2 - $100,000 of municipal bond interest income 40. Assume instead that the $200,000 bonus was payable to Carpo's CEO, who owns 60% of Carpo's stock. How much higher of lower will Carpo's Year 1 taxable income be as a result of this change in facts? $200,000 higher $200,000 lower No change