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(Converted to sequential multiple choice) The statement of facts for 29-32 is as follows: (Two points each): Paro Detective Supply, Inc., an accrual basis taxpayer, reports the following for the last completed calendar year. The following questions concern the computation of taxable income of this taxpayer. Net income from sales $62,000 Municipal bond interest this year 3,500 Prepaid rent income for the next year received in the last completed year 2,500 Dividend from less than 20% owned corporation 6,000 Net capital loss (3,000) Federal income tax 10,500 MACRS depreciation 19,600 Charitable contribution - cash 10,000 Municipal bond interest is:

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