For a State to Tax a Business, the State Must

question 30

Multiple Choice

For a state to tax a business, the state must have:

• A) rules for apportioning a company's income
• B) rules for determining how much of a company's income is profit
• C) rules for determining which employees made the majority of the income
• D) rules for determining the costs of operations in other states
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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