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Beaver Dam Inc. (BDI) listed the following items to prepare a reconciliation between book and taxable income.
GAAP net income before tax $700,000
Meal and entertainment expense 100,000
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Depreciation expense for tax purposes 120,000
a. Compute BDI’s tax expense for financial statement purposes.
b. Compute BDI’s tax payable to the IRS.
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