Vivian has $500,000 to invest in a bond fund. A taxable fund is expected to have a return of 5% and a non-taxable fund is expected to have a return of 3.4%. Calculate the after-tax income for each income tax rate.
| Taxable Bond Fund | Non-taxable bond fund | |
| Tax Rate | ||
| 25% | ||
| 32% | ||
| 45% |
A. Assume Vivian is in the 25% tax bracket. Calculate the tax revenue to the government.
B. Assume the government raises tax rates so that Vivian is in the 45% tax bracket.
i. Calculate the amount of increase or decrease in Vivian's after-tax income
ii. Calculate the amount of increase or decrease in tax revenue to the government.
Investment - $500,000
A 1 i) Taxable Bond Fund @ 5% and Tax Rate @ 25%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*5%
- $ 25,000
After-Tax Income - $ 25,000 - ($ 25,000*25%)
- $ 18,750
A 1 ii) Non-Taxable Bond Fund @ 3.4% and Tax Rate @ 25%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*3.4%
- $ 17,000
After-Tax Income - $ 17,000
A 2 i) Taxable Bond Fund @ 5% and Tax Rate @ 32%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*5%
- $ 25,000
After-Tax Income - $ 25,000 - ($ 25,000*32%)
- $ 17,000
A 2 ii) Non-Taxable Bond Fund @ 3.4% and Tax Rate @ 32%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*3.4%
- $ 17,000
After-Tax Income - $ 17,000
A 3 i) Taxable Bond Fund @ 5% and Tax Rate @ 45%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*5%
- $ 25,000
After-Tax Income - $ 25,000 - ($ 25,000*45%)
- $ 13,750
A 2 ii) Non-Taxable Bond Fund @ 3.4% and Tax Rate @ 45%
Before-Tax Income - $ 500,000*3.4%
- $ 17,000
After-Tax Income - $ 17,000
B. Assume the government raises tax rates so that Vivian is in the 45% tax bracket.
i. Calculate the amount of increase or decrease in Vivian's after-tax income:
Answer: Decrease of $5,000 in after-tax income
ii. Calculate the amount of increase or decrease in tax revenue to the government.
Answer: Increase of $5,000 in Tax Revenue
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