This year, jennifer's company paid $400,000 in wages, $850,000 for overhead
expenses, and $75,...
Business, 09.12.2019 19:31 tobydeathstirke
This year, jennifer's company paid $400,000 in wages, $850,000 for overhead
expenses, and $75,000 for advertising. it made a profit of $23,000.
on which amount will jennifer need to pay federal business taxes?
a. profit
b. advertising
c. wages
d. overhead
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