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Based only on the information provided for each scenario, determine whether Eddy or Scott will benefit more from using the timing strategy and why there will be a benefit to that person. Use Exhibit3.1.
a. Eddy has a 40 percent tax rate. Scott has a 30 percent tax rate. b. Eddy and Scott each have a 40 percent tax rate. Eddy has $10,000 of income that could be deferred; Scott has $20,000 of income that could be shifted. c. Eddy and Scott each have a 40 percent tax rate and $20,000 of income that could be deferred. Eddy's after-tax rate of return is 8 percent. Scott's after-tax rate of return is 10 percent. d. Eddy and Scott each have a 40 percent tax rate, $20,000 of income that could be deferred, and an after-tax rate of return of 10 percent. Eddy can defer income up to three years. Scott can defer income up to two years.
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