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MindTap for Garman/Forgue's Personal Finance Tax Update, 13th Edition [Instant Access], 2 terms
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ISBN: 9780357438909
Author: Garman; E. Thomas; Forgue; Raymond
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 4, Problem 2DTM
Summary Introduction
To identify: Marginal tax rates for a single person.
Introduction: Marginal Income tax: It is the percentage of the total tax payable with the total taxable income of an organization. Marginal tax rate gives an overall idea about the tax percentage in an industry. It helps in taking various financial decisions.
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