On January 1, 2018, you purchased 1,000 shares of a fund for $20.00 per share. During the year, you received $2.00 in dividends, half ofwhich were from dividends on stock the fund held and half of which was from interest earned on bonds in the fund portfolio. Assuming you area single taxpayer with income of $100,000, which means that your federal marginal tax rate in 2018 is 24%, how much will you owe in federaltaxes on the distributions you received this year?*****The amount of taxes owed on the distributions you received this year is S(Round to the nearest cent.)

The given details are:Shares purchased in a fund: 1,000Price per share: $20Dividends received per…

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