Gordon Geist’s Total Income:
Active Income = $ 42,000
Capital Gains from Stock Sales = $4,400
Royalty Income = $7,600
Total = $54,000
*Income Tax Paid (10% on $9,325+15% on 32,675+ add. $932.5) = $6,766.25
*Capital Gain Tax paid (10%) = $440
*Royalty Tax paid (30%) = $2,280
Total Ta paid = $9,486.25
Average Tax paid on Total Income =$9,486.25/$54,000x100 = 17.567%
(*2017 Tax Rates)
2017.total tax for Gordon Geist, a single taxpayer without dependents and no itemized deductions. He has...
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