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Ans-a-
Particulars | Amount ($) |
Salary | 65,000 |
Business Income | 22,000 |
Interest Income for taxable bonds | 12,000 |
Total Income (A) | 99,000 |
Deductions:- | |
Business Expenses | 11,500 |
Itemized deductions | 15,000 |
Total deductions (B) | 26,500 |
Taxable Income (A)-(B) | 72,500 |
Tax Rate | 22% |
Tax | $11,890 |
Tax Computation
Particulars | Income | Rate | Tax |
For First | $9,525 | 10% | $952.50 |
Next ($38,700-$9,525) | $29,175 | 12% | $3,501 |
Final Amount ($72,500-$38,700) | $33,800 | 22% | $7,436 |
$72,500 | $11,889.50 or $11,890 |
Ans-b-
Marginal Rate | 22% | (From Tax Rate Schedule) |
Average Tax Rate | 16.4% | ($11,890/ $72,500) |
Effective Tax Rate | 12.9% | ($11,890/ ($99,000+$4,700-$11,500)) |
Ans-c-
The marginal tax rate is most important for tax planning purposes because tax planning is done at the margin and an appropriate marginal tax rate yields that how much a tax payer can save through tax planning.
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