The question cannot be answerd. Marginal (or effective rates for that matter), need to be based on taxable, (or perhaps in a convoluted way), book income. Certainly not on operating income, and note this is an operating loss! And not knowing anything else, the marginal rate, which is on the next level of income, we need to know if the rate changes at what level.
The federal marginal income tax rate bracket amounts would be from the 25% to the maximum 35% amount for income over 100000 in the year 2009.
haw much federal take of 25000 a years
6000
if filing status is single...approximately $3750.00
It is not possible to answer the question from the information given.
The federal marginal income tax rate bracket amounts would be from the 25% to the maximum 35% amount for income over 100000 in the year 2009.
haw much federal take of 25000 a years
6000
There will not be any change.
if filing status is single...approximately $3750.00
It is not possible to answer the question from the information given.
Yes
marginal tax
no one knows :(
Taxes.
Is it A) Costs B) Taxes C) Profits D) Marginal Revenue
No, EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes) and PBIT (Profit Before Interest and Taxes) are not the same. EBIT refers to the operating profit of a company before interest and taxes are accounted for, while PBIT refers to the profit of a company before interest and taxes are deducted. In other words, EBIT includes only operating income, whereas PBIT includes both operating and non-operating income.