CopCve4Financial Planning ExercisesLO2Calculating marginal tax rates. Lacey Hansen is single and received the items and amounts of incomeshown below during 2018, as shown below. Determine the marginal tax rate applicable to each item. Note thatif the item is not taxable, the marginal rate is 0.1.Salary$30,000Dividends800Gift from mother5003,600Child support from ex-husband250Interest on savings account900Rental property2,000Loan from bank300Interest on state government bonds

Marginal tax rate is the tax rate which is applied on the additional dollar of income. It is applied…

Financial Planning Exercises 22 1. Calculating marginal tax rates. Lacey Hansen is single and received the items and amounts of income shown below during 2018, as shown below. Determine the marginal tax rate applicable to each item. Note tha if the item is not taxable, the marginal rate is 0. Salary $30,000 Dividends 800 Gift from mother 500 Child support from ex-husband 3,600 Interest on savings account 250 900 Rental property 2,000 Loan from bank 300 Interest on state government bonds

Financial Planning Exercises 22 1. Calculating marginal tax rates. Lacey Hansen is single and received the items and amounts of income shown below during 2018, as shown below. Determine the marginal tax rate applicable to each item. Note tha if the item is not taxable, the marginal rate is 0. Salary $30,000 Dividends 800 Gift from mother 500 Child support from ex-husband 3,600 Interest on savings account 250 900 Rental property 2,000 Loan from bank 300 Interest on state government bonds

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