Jurisdiction B's tax system consists of a 6.5 percent general sales tax on retail goods and selected services. Over the past decade, the average annual volume of sales subject to this tax was $740 million. The jurisdiction needs to increase its tax revenues by approximately $7.4 million each year to finance its spending programs. The taxing authorities are considering two alternatives: a 1 percent increase in the sales tax rate or a new 2 percent tax on the net income of corporations doing business in the jurisdiction. Based on recent economic data, the annual net income subject to the new tax would be $395 million. However, the jurisdiction would have to create a new agency responsible for enforcing and collecting the income tax. The estimated annual cost of the agency is $500,000. Jurisdiction B borders four other taxing jurisdictions, all of which have a general sales tax and two of which have a corporate income tax. 1. Based on a static forecast, how much incremental revenue would Jurisdiction B raise under each alternative? (Enter your answers in millions rounded to 1 decimal place.) Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Incremental Revenue A1 percent increase in the sales tax A new 2 percent corporate income tax 55,500,000.0 % 200 million $ 7,400,000.0 % million