Using the corporate tax rate schedule in Table 14-1, compute the income tax liability for the following
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Using the corporate tax rate schedule in Table 14-1, compute the income tax liability for the following situations:
Situation Taxable Income
A ………………. $70,000
B ………………... 85,000
C ………………. 320,000
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