Corporate Photography

05 Feb 2010 by admin

corporate photography
Help! It's due tommorow!?

RedBall Productions is a new company based in Orem, Utah. RedBall supplies stock images of still photography. Utah's state corporate income tax consists of a flat tax rate of 5% on all corporate income. RedBall Production's taxable income in 2005 was $500,000. What amount of state income tax did RedBall Productions owe?

$500,000 * .05 = $25,000

Good corporate photography isn't easy

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