3. For a firm with the following info., what is the Net Working Capital? Prepaid expenses=$2 million, Cash-$4 million, Accounts payable=$3 million, Long-term debt-$40 million, Equity-$10 million, Net property, plant and equipment-$35 million, Accounts receivable-$5 million, Inventory-$10 million. The firm also has some short-term bank loan outstanding (Notes Payable). 4. Use the following tax table to answer this question: Taxable Income $50,000 75,000 100,000 335,000 $0- 50,001- 75,001- 100,001- 335,001- 10,000,000 Tax Rate 15% 25 34 39 34 A company has taxable income of $103,700. How much does it owe in taxes?

3. For a firm with the following info., what is the Net Working Capital? Prepaid expenses=$2 million, Cash-$4 million, Accounts payable=$3 million, Long-term debt-$40 million, Equity-$10 million, Net property, plant and equipment-$35 million, Accounts receivable-$5 million, Inventory-$10 million. The firm also has some short-term bank loan outstanding (Notes Payable). 4. Use the following tax table to answer this question: Taxable Income $50,000 75,000 100,000 335,000 $0- 50,001- 75,001- 100,001- 335,001- 10,000,000 Tax Rate 15% 25 34 39 34 A company has taxable income of $103,700. How much does it owe in taxes?

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