Good Health Company Inc. began business in 2007 and has operating results as listed below. In 2009 & 2010 it generated net operating losses of $75,000 and $120,000 respectively. These losses were determined after the company had filed its 2011 return. The following table shows Good Health Company's taxable income and tax before consideration of any NOLD. The tax rate for all years is 35%.

Year                            2007                2008                2009                2010                2011

Taxable Income           80,000             95,000             (75,000)           (120,000)         19,000

Tax                              28,000             33,250             -0-                    -0-                    6,650

Recompute Good Health Company's taxable income and tax as well as any refunds due. Also determine any net operating loss carryover to years subsequent to 2011. Assume that the company elects to carry any losses back (two years) then forward.

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