The marginal tax rate of a firm is displayed as below:
Taxable Income -- Tax rate
$0 - $5 -- 10%
$5 - $10 --20%
$10 - --30%
A firm has its taxable income as the following:
Probability ---Pre-tax income
0.4--- $10m
0.6--- $30m
(1) Assume the company could purchase a zero-loading insurance policy. How much tax saving by purchasing the insurance policy? (2) What if the insurance policy has a 30% loading?
Working Note 1-Calculaton of Average Expected Income
Probability | Pre-tax income | Probable Income |
0.4 | $10m | 4 |
0.6 | $30m | 18 |
Total Probable Income = 22 | ||
Average Probable Income = 22/2 | ||
Expected Income will be $11m |
Working Note 2
Calculation of Tax Payable | ||
Particulars | Applicable Rate | Tax Amt |
Tax on First $5 | 10% | $0.50 |
Tax on Next $5 | 20% | $1.00 |
Balance $1 | 30% | $0.30 |
Total Tax Payable | $1.80 |
(1) Assume the company could purchase a zero-loading insurance policy. | |||||||
Ans :- If Company Could purchase a Zero Loading Policy then No Tax Benefit will be provided | |||||||
(2) What if the insurance policy has a 30% loading? | |||||||
Ans: If Insurance Policy has a 30% Loading then Tax Payable would be as below |
Total Tax Payable | $1.80 |
Less Tax Benefit equal to Policy loading | Less 30% of &1.80 |
Net Payable | $1.3%m |
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