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Write a program that reads in the sales expenses of the Short Distance
Telephone Company for the past year and then calculate the profit
and the next tax based on the ff. table
PROFIT TAX RATE
0 – 10000 0
10001 – 30000 100 + 3% OF THE PROFIT
30001 – 50000 200 + 5% OF THE PROFIT
OVER 50000 300 + 7% OF THE PROFIT
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