Determine the taxable income for a company that had a gross income of $38 million, earnings before interest and income taxes of $29.9 million, and depreciation of $8.8 million. The taxable income for the company, (in million $) Round to the nearest two (2) decimal places Add your answer

Determine the taxable income for a company that had a gross income of $38 million, earnings before interest and income taxes of $29.9 million, and depreciation of $8.8 million. The taxable income for the company, (in million $) Round to the nearest two (2) decimal places Add your answer

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Determine the taxable income for a company that had a gross income of $38 million, earnings before interest and income taxes of
$29.9 million, and depreciation of $8.8 million.
The taxable income for the company, (in million $)
Round to the nearest two (2) decimal places
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