Question 17, P1-9 (book/static)>Part 1 of 5Interest versus dividend income Depot Logistics Inc. has declared pretax income from its operations for the year of $560,000. In addition, it also received an interest payment of $40,000 on bond stock held in Warehouse PLC. During the year. they also received $40,000 in income from dividends on its 20%common stock holding in Zephir PLC. Depot Logistics isa. Calculate the tax liability for Depot Logistics on its operating income.b. Calculate the tax and after-tax income attributable to the interest income received on account of bond stock, from Warehouse PLC.c. Find the tax and after-tax income owing to the dividend income received on account of common stock, from Zephir PLC.d. Compare and comment on the after-tax amounts resulting from the interest income and dividend income calculated in part b and c.e. What is the firm's total tax liability for the year?the 30% tax bracket and is eligible for a 70% dividend exclusion on its Zephir PLC stock.a. The tax liability for Depot Logistics on its operating income is $

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Interest versus dividend income Depot Logistics Inc. has declared pretax income from its operations for the year of $560,000. In addition, it also received an interest payment of $40,000 on bond stock held in Warehouse PLC. During the year. they also received $40,000 in income from dividends on its 20% common stock holding in Zephir PLC. Depot Logistics is in the 30% tax bracket and is eligible for a 70% dividend exclusion on its Zephir PLC stock. a. Calculate the tax liability for Depot L b. Calculate the tax and after-tay ncom on it operating income. c. Find the tax and after-tax income owing to the dividend income received on account of common stock, from Zephir PLC d. Compare and comment on the after-tax attributable to the interest income received on account of bond stock, from Warehouse PLC. r the year? a. The tax liability for Depot Logistics on its operating income is $

Interest versus dividend income Depot Logistics Inc. has declared pretax income from its operations for the year of $560,000. In addition, it also received an interest payment of $40,000 on bond stock held in Warehouse PLC. During the year. they also received $40,000 in income from dividends on its 20% common stock holding in Zephir PLC. Depot Logistics is in the 30% tax bracket and is eligible for a 70% dividend exclusion on its Zephir PLC stock. a. Calculate the tax liability for Depot L b. Calculate the tax and after-tay ncom on it operating income. c. Find the tax and after-tax income owing to the dividend income received on account of common stock, from Zephir PLC d. Compare and comment on the after-tax attributable to the interest income received on account of bond stock, from Warehouse PLC. r the year? a. The tax liability for Depot Logistics on its operating income is $

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