A) $0.
B) $333,333.
C) $543,333.
D) $1,000,000.
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A) Review tax opportunities in light of their effect on the overall business.
B) Exploit inconsistencies among the taxing statutes and formulas of the states.
C) Consider the tax effects of the plan after accounting for any new compliance and administrative costs that it generates.
D) All of the above are true.
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A) A new automobile from a State A dealership.
B) A used automobile from the web site of a State A dealership.
C) A new automobile from a State B dealership, then using the car back at home.
D) Hardware from sears.com rather than at the Best Buy store at the local mall.
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A) Sale of the rights associated with a patent used in the taxpayer's business.
B) Sale of office equipment that constitutes inventory to the purchaser.
C) Sale of office equipment to be used in the taxpayer's business.
D) All of the above are protected by P.L.86-272 immunity provisions.
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A) 100.00%.
B) 66.67%.
C) 62.50%.
D) 50.00%.
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A) $0 in A.
B) $50,000 in A, with the balance exempted from other states' sales factors under the Colgate doctrine.
C) $100,000 in A.
D) In all of the states, according to the apportionment formulas of each, as the U.S. government is present in all states.
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