Assume that Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. is a chain of farmers’ market kiosks that is organized as a corporation and operates in the upper Midwestern states. During the current year, the business realized a “Pre-Tax Income” of $2,350,000. Using the 21% corporate tax rate specified in the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” of 2017, calculate the tax liability for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. for the current year Using the 21% corporate tax rate specified in the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” of 2017, calculate the tax liability for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. for the current year. Calculate the “After-Tax Earnings” for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc.

Assume that Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. is a chain of farmers’ market kiosks that is organized as a corporation and operates in the upper Midwestern states. During the current year, the business realized a “Pre-Tax Income” of $2,350,000. Using the 21% corporate tax rate specified in the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” of 2017, calculate the tax liability for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. for the current year Using the 21% corporate tax rate specified in the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” of 2017, calculate the tax liability for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc. for the current year. Calculate the “After-Tax Earnings” for Farm Fresh Produce, Inc.

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