In Applying the Typical Apportionment Formula

question 1

Multiple Choice

In applying the typical apportionment formula:

• A) The aggregate of state taxable incomes equals Federal taxable income.
• B) The aggregate of state taxable incomes may not equal Federal taxable income.
• C) When Federal taxable income is negative, all states' taxable incomes are negative.
• D) When Federal taxable income is negative, aggregate state taxable incomes total to zero.

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