2. Assume that you have a “Marginal Tax Rate” of 28%. How much tax are you...
2. Assume that you have a “Marginal Tax Rate” of 28%. How much tax are you liable for if you receive a cash gift of $1,000 from your personal finance instructor.
Homework Answers
Computation of Tax Liability
Tax liability = Cash gift * Marginal tax rate %
=$1000*28%
=$280
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