Answer-
Yield of corporate bond = 4.21 %
Yield of municipal bond = 3.14 %
Firstly we should know that the corporate bonds are subjected to the tax rate where as the municipal bonds are exempted from taxes ie. tax free both at federal and state level. However state income taxes are ignored as stated in the question.
A. Tax rate = 35 %
After tax for corporate bond
= 4.21 % x ( 1 - tax rate)
= 4.21% x ( 1 - 0.35)
= 4.21 x 0.65
= 2.736 %
After tax rate of municipal bond = 3.14 %
As the corporate bond interest rate post tax is less than ( 2.736 %
) the municipal bond interest rate ( 3.14%) therefore one should
invest in municipal bond.
B.
Tax rate = 15 %
After tax for corporate bond
= 4.21 % x ( 1 - tax rate)
= 4.21% x ( 1 - 0.15)
= 4.21 x 0.85
= 3.578 %
After tax rate of municipal bond = 3.14 %
As the corporate bond interest rate post tax is more than ( 3.578 %
) the municipal bond interest rate ( 3.14%) therefore one should
invest in corporate bond.
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