Ans:- (a) As per question the Arbuckle corp. is currently trading at $41 and is about to pay a special dividend of $6. capital gains are taxed at 18% and the dividend is taxed at 30%. therefore to calculate the share price after the dividend is paid we will first calculate the capital gain tax rate
Therefore the capital gain tax rate will be (36%-18%)/(1-18%)=0.18/0.82 = 0.2195 =21.95%.
Now to calculate the share price after the announcement of the dividend will be given by Price = Current stock price - Dividend(1- Tax rate) = 41 - 6(1-0.2195) = $36.30.
Ans -(b) From the above scenario it is obvious that the stock price falls from $41 to $36.31 and hence capital loss has occurred after the announcement. The capital loss here is 41-36.30=4.7
Now calculating the tax on dividends is 36% of $6 i.e 2.16
Now calculating the tax on capital loss 18% of $4.7 i.e 0.846.
Now the total net savings per share of the investor will be (2.16-0.846)= $1.314.
Ans -(c) After analyzing the above scenario it is obvious that the Arbuckle corporation stock price will increase by $1.314 i.e now the stock price will be $42.314.
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