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Falcon Networks Is a Leading Semiconductor Company with Operations

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Falcon Networks
Falcon Networks is a leading semiconductor company with operations in 17 different countries.Information about the company's taxes appears below:
 Falcon Networks Components of Income Tax Expense (in millions)  Current - Federal - Foreign - State and Local Total Current Deferred - Federal - Foreign Total Deferred Total Income Tax Expense Note: Falcon Networks has no current liability at year-end with  respect to total current taxes. Components of Income before Taxes United States Foreign Total20122011$55.65$47.5283.8578.9514.6912.5$154.19$138.97$30.28$42.9023.8914.58$54.17$57.48$208.36$196.4520122011$256.35$253.68236.85198.85$493.20$452.53\begin{array}{l}\begin{array}{lll} \text { Falcon Networks}\\ \text { Components of Income Tax Expense}\\ \text { (in millions) }\\\\ \text { Current - Federal}\\ \text { - Foreign}\\ \text { - State and Local}\\ \text { Total Current}\\ \text { Deferred - Federal}\\ \text { - Foreign}\\ \text { Total Deferred}\\ \text { Total Income Tax Expense}\\ \text { Note: Falcon Networks has no current liability at year-end with }\\ \text { respect to total current taxes.}\\ \text { Components of Income before Taxes}\\ \text { United States}\\ \text { Foreign}\\ \text { Total}\\\end{array}\begin{array}{lll}\\\\\\\mathbf{2 0 1 2} & \mathbf{2 0 11} \\\$ 55.65 & \$ 47.52 \\83.85 & 78.95 \\\underline{14.69} & \underline{12.5} \\\$ 154.19 & \$ 138.97 \\\$ 30.28 & \$ 42.90 \\\underline{23.89} &\underline{14.58}\\\$ 54.17& \$ 57.48 \\\underline{\$ 208.36}& \underline{\$ 196.45} \\\\\\\mathbf{2 0 1 2} & \mathbf{2 0 1 1} \\\$ 256.35 & \$ 253.68 \\\underline{236.85} & \underline{198.85}\\\underline{\$ 493.20}&\underline{\$ 452.53}\end{array}\end{array}
-Using the information provided by Falcon Networks determine the combined effective tax rate for 2012.


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