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Compute the Overvaluation Penalty for Each of the Following Independent TaxpayerCorrected IRS ValueReported Value\begin{array}{llrr} && \text {Taxpayer}& \text {Corrected IRS Value}& \text {Reported Value}\\\end{array}

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Compute the overvaluation penalty for each of the following independent cases involving the taxpayer's reporting of the fair market value of charitable contribution property. In each case, assume a marginal Federal income tax rate of 35%.
TaxpayerCorrected IRS ValueReported Value\begin{array}{llrr} && \text {Taxpayer}& \text {Corrected IRS Value}& \text {Reported Value}\\\end{array}
A)  Individual $10,000$20,000\begin{array}{llrr} & \text { Individual } &&& \$ 10,000 &&&&&& \$ 20,000 \\\end{array}
B)  C corporation 10,00030,000\begin{array}{llrr} & \text { C corporation } && 10,000 &&&&&& 30,000 \\\end{array}
C)  S corporation 10,00030,000\begin{array}{llrr}& \text { S corporation } && 10,000 &&&&&& 30,000 \\\end{array}
D)  Individual 100,000175,000\begin{array}{llrr} & \text { Individual } &&& 100,000 &&&&&& 175,000 \\\end{array}
E)  Individual 100,000250,000\begin{array}{llrr} & \text { Individual } &&& 100,000 &&&&&& 250,000 \\\end{array}
F)  C corporation 100,000500,000\begin{array}{llrr}& \text { C corporation } && 100,000 &&&&& 500,000\end{array}


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