Refer to P5.7. Assume Grauberger changes the bonus rate to 10 percent. Required A. If Graubergers bonus
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A. If Grauberger’s bonus base is income before bonus or taxes, what is the expected bonus amount?
B. If Grauberger’s bonus base is income before taxes (after bonus), what is the expected bonus amount?
C. If Grauberger’s bonus base is net income (after taxes, after bonus), what is the expected bonus amount?
D. What are the expected cash outflows for bonus and taxes for each of the above alternatives?
E. What is the expected net income for each alternative?
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