Case One Marsha Had Total Income of $112,000 and Earned Income of Income

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Essay

Case One
Marsha had total income of $112,000 and earned income of $75,000 in 2017.Her 2017 Notice of Assessment showed unused RRSP contribution room of $12,000.She and her employer each contributed $2,500 to her RPP in 2017.Marsha anticipates a pension adjustment of $5,500 in 2018.
Required:
Calculate the maximum RRSP deduction that Marsha can make for the 2018 taxation year.
Case Two (Independent of Case One)
Marsha is 35 years old.She is considering investing $2,000 per year in a savings account at 8%,or $2,000 in an RRSP at 8%.The money will be invested for the next 30 years,and will not be withdrawn until Marsha retires.
Required:
A.Calculate the valuation of each option,net of taxes,if Marsha withdraws all of the money when she turns 65? Assume that her tax rate will be 35% every year until she retires.
B.How much could Marsha contribute to her RRSP each year if $2,000 is the net cost of her investment after the tax savings from her contribution?

Understand the differential importance of positive and negative feedback.

Recognize the distinct roles of coaching and counseling in organizational and individual development.

Appreciate the importance of setting realistic goals to increase employee motivation.

Acknowledge the ethics and effectiveness of feedback communication.

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Definitions:

Perceived Value

The customer's evaluation of the benefits and costs of one product when compared with others, influencing their purchasing decisions.

Perceived Benefits

The recognized and valued positive outcomes that consumers believe they will receive from a product or service.

Perceived Costs

The costs that consumers believe they incur when making a purchase, which includes monetary, time, and psychological factors.

Market Penetration

The extent to which a product or service is recognized and purchased by customers in a particular market.