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During the current year, Smalty Corp. had the following income and expenses:Income from operations$500,000Expenses from operations$400,000NOL carryover from prior year $10,000Charitable contributions$15,000What is Smalty Corp.'s taxable income?a)$80,000b)$81,000c)$85,000d)$75,000
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