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You can compute a company's "net income" by subtracting income tax from A. net worth B. sales tax C. gross sales
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You can compute a company's "net income" by

subtracting income tax from
A. net worth
B. sales tax
C. gross sales

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Gross sales- I tried doing some research hope this helps
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