Danbury Inc is a resident Canadian corporation with worldwide operations. Canadian operations resulted in taxable income of $1.10 million and non-Canadian operations resulted in taxable income of $496,000. Prior to any credits or deductions (including Federal Tax Abatement and General Rate Reduction), how much are federal income taxes payable on Danbury Inc's non- Canadian operations? OA. $74,400 OB. $252,960 OC. $188,480 O D. $138,880 CCCCB ECONO SNOO

Danbury Inc is a resident Canadian corporation with worldwide operations. Canadian operations resulted in taxable income of $1.10 million and non-Canadian operations resulted in taxable income of $496,000. Prior to any credits or deductions (including Federal Tax Abatement and General Rate Reduction), how much are federal income taxes payable on Danbury Inc's non- Canadian operations? OA. $74,400 OB. $252,960 OC. $188,480 O D. $138,880 CCCCB ECONO SNOO

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