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Chapter 17, Problem 17.24BE
To determine
To prepare: The
Given information:
Income before tax is $245,000.
Income tax rate is 35%.
If tax benefits are $10,000 then probability of sustaining is 30%.
If tax benefits are $8,000 then probability of sustaining is 15%.
If tax benefits are $6,000 then probability of sustaining is 10%.
If tax benefits are $2,000 then probability of sustaining is 45%.
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