Donor Corporation had the following income and deductions for last year: Donor Corporation also made contributions (not
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Donor Corporation had the following income and deductions for last year:
Donor Corporation also made contributions (not included above) to qualifying charitable organizations of $175,000. Determine Donor Corporation's taxable income for the year.
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Sales Cost of sales Other operating expenses Dividends (from 5 percent owned domestic corporations) $5,000,000 3,500,000 800,000 100,000
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