Delicious Dave’s Maple Syrup, a Vermont corporation, has property in the following states: Property State Beginning...

Delicious Dave’s Maple Syrup, a Vermont corporation, has property in the following states:

Property
State	Beginning		Ending
Maine	$	991,899	$	1,065,434
Massachusetts	$	152,492	$	271,041
New Hampshire	$	436,485	$	336,384
Vermont	$	942,832	$	980,376
Total	$	2,523,708	$	2,653,235

What are the property apportionment factors for Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont in each of the following alternative scenarios? (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)

c. Delicious Dave’s has nexus in each of the states, but also pays $58,500 to rent property in Massachusetts.

Maine%

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New Hampshire %

Vermont %

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(Values in : $)

Particular	Beginning	Ending	Average	Factor
Maine	991,899	1,065,434	1,028,666.50	39.74%
Massachusetts	152,492	271,041	211,766.50	8.18%
New Hampshire	436,485	336,384	386,434.50	14.93%
Vermont	942,832	980,376	961,604.00	37.15%
Total	2,523,708	2,653,235	2,588,472	100%

Since part b is not clearly mentioned that’s why part b answer is not available
Since, Delicious Dave’s has nexus in each of the states and has added rental property to Massachusetts $58,500 in each state, so the total rent added is $4,68,000.

Particular	Beginning	Ending	Average	Factor
Maine	991,899	1,065,434	1,028,666.50	27.53%
Massachusetts	620,492	739,041	1,359,533.00	36.39%
New Hampshire	436,485	336,384	386,434.50	10.34%
Vermont	942,832	980,376	961,604.00	25.74%
Total	2,523,708	2,653,235	3,736,238	100%

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