Roger Corporation operates in two states, as indicated below. This year's operations generated $400,000 of apportionable income.
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Compute Roger's State A taxable income, assuming that State A apportions income based on the following scenarios.
Round any percentages in your computations to two decimal places. Round your final answers to the nearest dollar.
Roger's State A
Taxable Income
a. Three-factor formula, equally weighted $
b. Three-factor formula, with double-weighted sales factor $
c. Sales factor only $
a) Three factor formula weighted average
Sales ratio = $ 800,000/$ 1,000,000 = 4/5 = .80
Property Ratio = $ 300,000/$ 600,000 = 1/2 = .50
Payroll Ratio = 200,000/250,000 = 4/5 = .80
weighted average of ratios = (.80 + .50 + .80)/3 = .7
State A's taxable income = .7x $ 400,000 = $280,000
b) Sales ratio = $ 800,000/$ 1,000,000 = 4/5 = .80
Property Ratio = $ 300,000/$ 600,000 = 1/2 = .50
Payroll Ratio = 200,000/250,000 = 4/5 = .80
As per three factor formula, with double weighted sales factor Sales are given 60% weightage and property and payroll are given 20 % weightage each
New Sales ratio = .80 x 60% = .48
Property Ratio = .50 x 20% = .1
Payroll Ratio = .80 x 20% = .16
Apportionment ratio = .48 + .1 + .16 = .74
State A's Taxable income = .74 x $ 400,000 = $296,000
c) Sales factor only
Sales ratio = $800,000/$1,000,000 = .80
State A's taxable income = .80 x $400,000 = $320,000
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