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Add: PUPIL FEW BEEFS
P - Political contributions $xx
U - Unearned prepaid revenue xx
P - Penalties and fines xx
I - Interest paid to purchase tax-exempt securities xx
L - Losses between related parties xxF - Federal income tax xx
E - Excess of capital losses over capital gains xx
W - Whole life insurance premiums paid xxB - Bad debt and other reserve xx
E - Excess gifts xx
E - Excess charitable contributions xx
F - Fifty (50%) of business meals and entertainment xx
S - Suspended passive losses xx xxSubtotal $xxx
Less: LITE LINED
L - Life insurance policy proceeds $xx
I - Involuntary conversions gains xx
T - Treasury stock transactions gains xx
E - Excess of tax depreciation over book depreciation xxL - Like-kind exchange gains xx
I - Installment sales profit deferred xx
N - Net operating loss carry adjustment xx
E - Exempt state and municipal interest xx
D - Dividend received deduction xx xxNet Income Per Tax Return (Form 1120) $xxx
