During its current quarter, Karbon Ltd purchased an office building for a total of $2296632 before applicable sales tax. The company spends an additional $165992, which includes sales tax, on office equipment. The building will be used 37% for fully taxable supplies and 34 for zero-rated supplies. The office equipment will be used 37% for fully taxable supplies and 34% for zero-rated supplies, as well. Karbon Ltd. Is located in Alberta. All of its operations in that province. Determine the input tax credits that Karbon Ltd can claim for these capital expenditures.
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