TRW Inc. began business in 2021 and incurred net operating losses for its first 2 years. In 2023, it became profitable. The following amounts are TRW's taxable income before consideration of the NOLs. Recompute TRS's taxable income for 2023 through 2028 after its allowable net operating loss deduction. How much of the NOL remains in 2025? 2021 = $(420,000), 2022 = $(358,000), 2023 = $81,000, 2024 = $41,000, 2025 = $210,000, 2026 = $298,000, 2027 = $387,000, 2028 = $905,000

TRW Inc. began business in 2021 and incurred net operating losses for its first 2 years. In 2023, it became profitable. The following amounts are TRW's taxable income before consideration of the NOLs. Recompute TRS's taxable income for 2023 through 2028 after its allowable net operating loss deduction. How much of the NOL remains in 2025? 2021 = $(420,000), 2022 = $(358,000), 2023 = $81,000, 2024 = $41,000, 2025 = $210,000, 2026 = $298,000, 2027 = $387,000, 2028 = $905,000

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