X, Y and Z are domestic corporations. F1 and F2 are foreign corporations. X owns 80% of
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X, Y and Z are domestic corporations. F1 and F2 are foreign corporations. X owns 80% of Y, and X and Y file a consolidated tax return. Y owns 20% of Z, 50% of F1, and 10% of a F2. During the current year, X receives a $10,000 dividend from Y, and Y receives three $10,000 dividends, one each from Z, F1 and F2.
What amount of net taxable income does the X-Y consolidated group report as a result of these four dividends?
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