An investor is in a 29% marginal tax bracket, and receives $200 in dividends from a Canadian corporation. How much tax must they pay on the dividend? (Assume a 38% gross-up, the dividend tax credit is 25% and the foreign withholding tax is 15%). a) $80.04b) S11.04c) $0 d) None of the other answers is correct.

An investor is in a 29% marginal tax bracket, and receives $200 in dividends from a Canadian corporation. How much tax must they pay on the dividend? (Assume a 38% gross-up, the dividend tax credit is 25% and the foreign withholding tax is 15%). a) $80.04b) S11.04c) $0 d) None of the other answers is correct.

SWFT Comprehensive Volume 2019

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ISBN:9780357233306

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Chapter25: Taxation Of International Transactions

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