Explain meaning of integration by using the information and example given Integration • In the context...

Explain meaning of integration by using the information and example given

Integration • In the context of integration, explain the difference, and illustrate with an example, between after tax cash of $10,000 earned as interest income and as eligible dividend income. Use the combined 38.29% Federal and BC marginal tax rate and the 2020 rates for general corporate tax and eligible dividend tax credit (hint 27%, 38%, 15.02%, 12%)

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An act or instance of integrating an organization, religious or ethics group.

Ex. Business, Organizations, school, college ect

There are mainly four types of integration

1.Backword vertical integration

2.Conglomerate integration

3.Forword vertical integration

4.Horizontal integration.

In the given example -

Cash=$10000/-

Federal + BC marginal tax rate =38.29%

In this example the value is not getting clearly.. So difficult to understand

jeff jeffy answered 2 years ago

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