Respuesta :
Answer:
after tax income from corporate bond = 3.211%
Explanation:
given data
State of California bond = $100,000
marginal Federal tax rate = 35%
marginal state tax rate = 5%
interest = 3.3%
yield = 5.2%
Interest payment = 4.6%
solution
we get here after tax income from U. S. Government Bond that is
after tax income from U. S. Government Bond = Interest rate × (1 - marginal Federal Tax) ....................1
put here value
after tax income from U. S. Government Bond = 4.6% × (1 - 35 %)
after tax income from U. S. Government Bond = 2.99%
and
California Bond Interest not subject to California Income tax
so most California state bonds are exempt from both Federal and California State Income Tax
but certain bond is not meet all tax exempt rule
so in some cases Federal Tax may be applicable
so here in this case
we have give interest not subject to California Income tax
so Federal Tax is applicable
after tax income will be = 3.3% × (1 - 35%)
after tax income = 2.145%
and
If Federal Tax is not applicable
then after-tax income = 3.3%
so
Corporate Bond Both California state tax and Federal Tax are applicable
so tax payer is claim deduction either state income tax or state sales tax
in itemize deduction for Federal Tax purpose
so effective
combined State and Federal Tax rate = Marginal State Tax rate + Marginal Federal tax rate × (1 - Marginal State Tax rate) ................2
combined State and Federal Tax rate = 5% + 35% × (1 - 5%)
combined State and Federal Tax rate = 38.25%
so that
after tax income from corporate bond is = 5.2% × (1 - 38.25%)
after tax income from corporate bond = 3.211%