K.C. is an executive at WanCentral, Inc. negotiating his pay…

K.C. is an executive at WanCentral, Inc. negotiating his pay package. He’s trying to decide whether to push for a $100,000 bonus paid this year or a $110,000 bonus paid two years from now. Assume K.C.’s current MTR is 25% percent, but he expects his MTR in two years to be 23% percent. K.C faces a 6% discount rate. Round your final answer to the nearest whole number. Omit $. What is the after-tax PV of the current bonus offer?  $ What is the after-tax PV of the deferred bonus offer?  $

K.C. is an executive at WanCentral, Inc. negotiating his pay…

K.C. is an executive at WanCentral, Inc. negotiating his pay package. He’s trying to decide whether to push for a $100,000 bonus paid this year or a $110,000 bonus paid two years from now. Assume K.C.’s current MTR is 27% percent, but he expects his MTR in two years to be 25% percent. K.C faces a 6% discount rate. Round your final answer to the nearest whole number. Omit $. What is the after-tax PV of the current bonus offer?  $ What is the after-tax PV of the deferred bonus offer?  $

Hazel received 1,000 NQSOs (each option gives her the right…

Hazel received 1,000 NQSOs (each option gives her the right to purchase one share of stock for $10 per share) at the time she started working in 20×5, when the stock price was $15 per share. In 20×8, the price is $24 per share, and she intends to exercise all of her options. How much income will Hazel recognize on the exercise date? What tax rate will apply to that income?