Jahlil Corporation has GAAP net income of $4,670,000,000. To compute Jahlil's AFSI, the following items may require adjustment Federal income tax expense for book purposes totals $1,074,100,000 MACRS depreciation is $950,000,000; book depreciation is $564,000,000 Book net operating loss carryforwards total $330,000,000. Required: a. Compute Jahlil Corporation's AFSL b. If Jahlil's regular tax liability is $747,500,000, compute the corporation's tentative minimum tax, AMT, and total tax liability Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required t Compute Jahlil Corporation's AFSL AFSL

Jahlil Corporation has GAAP net income of $4,670,000,000. To compute Jahlil's AFSI, the following items may require adjustment Federal income tax expense for book purposes totals $1,074,100,000 MACRS depreciation is $950,000,000; book depreciation is $564,000,000 Book net operating loss carryforwards total $330,000,000. Required: a. Compute Jahlil Corporation's AFSL b. If Jahlil's regular tax liability is $747,500,000, compute the corporation's tentative minimum tax, AMT, and total tax liability Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required t Compute Jahlil Corporation's AFSL AFSL

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Description: Problem 11-20 (Static) [LO 11-5]Jahlil Corporation has GAAP net income of $4,670,000,000. To compute Jahlil's AFSI, the following items may require adjustmentFederal income tax expense for book purposes totals $1,074,100,000.MACRS depreciation is $9

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