Your corporation has a marginal tax rate of 35% and has purchased preferred stock in another company. The before-tax dividend yield on the preferred stock is 12%. What is the company's after-tax return on the preferred, assuming a 70% dividend exclusion a. 10.20% b. 10.74% c. 11.28% d. 11.84% e. 12.43%

Your corporation has a marginal tax rate of 35% and has purchased preferred stock in another company. The before-tax dividend yield on the preferred stock is 12%. What is the company's after-tax return on the preferred, assuming a 70% dividend exclusion a. 10.20% b. 10.74% c. 11.28% d. 11.84% e. 12.43%

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