Business, 06.09.2021 23:20 tayshawngooch

The management of Nixon Company must decide between locating a new branch office in foreign Jurisdiction F or foreign Jurisdiction G. Regardless of location, the branch operation will use tangible property (plant and equipment) worth $10 million and should generate annual gross receipts of $2 million. Jurisdiction F imposes an annual property tax of 4 percent of the value of business property and a 15 percent gross receipts tax. Jurisdiction G imposes no property tax but imposes a 30 percent gross receipts tax. Required:
Solely on the basis of these facts, should WP locate its new branch in Jurisdiction F or Jurisdiction G?

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