1. A corporation has a taxable income of $7,060,373. At this income level, the federal income rate is 50%, the state tax rate is 22%, and the local tax rate is 13%. If each tax rate is applied to the the total taxable income, the resulting tax liability for the corporation would be (50 + 22 + 13)%. Luckily for the corporation, the taxes paid are deducted as described above. What is the tax liability (as a percentage of taxable income) if the customary deductions are taken into consideration?
2. A corporation has a taxable income of $2,122,324. At this income level, the federal income rate is 49%, the state tax rate is 18%, and the local tax rate is 9%. If each tax rate is applied to the the total taxable income, the company would have to pay $2,122,324 * 0.49 in federal taxes. Luckily for the corporation, the taxes paid are deducted as described above. How much is paid in federal taxes if the customary deductions are taken into consideration?
3. A corporation has a taxable income of $2,039,602. At this income level, the federal income rate is 50%, the state tax rate is 20%, and the local tax rate is 11%. If each tax rate is applied to the the total taxable income, the company would have to pay $2,039,602 * 0.11 in local taxes. Luckily for the corporation, the taxes paid are deducted as described above. How much is paid in local taxes if the customary deductions are taken into consideration?