As a financial analyst at Deutsche Bank, you are analyzing the after tax returns for your client.
Question:
As a financial analyst at Deutsche Bank, you are analyzing the after tax returns for your client. Suppose your client bought a share of stock of AMD at $60, a share of stock Oracle at $70, and a share of IBM at $80. A year later, after your client received a $3 dividend from AMD, $4 dividend from Oracle, and $5 from IBM, he sold the stock AMD at $65 per share, sold Oracle at $75, and sold IBM at 80. What are the expected after tax returns for your client if your client is
(a) a church investment fund (tax-exempt status)
(b) a corporation paying tax at 21% (remember that corporations may exclude 70% of dividends received from domestic corporations in the computation of their taxable income)
(c) an individual paying tax at 21% on capital gains and dividend income at 35%?
(d) a security dealer paying tax at 28% on both dividend income and capital gains?
Expert Answer:
The client purchased Intel at 60 and sold at 65 The capital gain from the transaction 5 Dividend on ... View the full answer
