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Smithville Corp. is a calendar year corporation with zero accumulated E & P on January 1, 2018. During 2018, Smithville has taxable income of $200,000. Based on the additional 2018 information pertaining to Smithville below, calculate the corporation's 2018 ending E & P balance.Tax-exempt income$10,000Current excess capital loss$5,000Current charitable contributions in excess of 10% limitation$8,000Federal income tax expense$61,250Dividends received deduction$3,000MACRS tax depreciation$18,000ADS Depreciation$12,000Deferred gain on a like-kind-exchange$11,000Nondeductible portion of meals expenses$4,000a)$140,750b)$151,750c)$144,750d)$156,750
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