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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