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You purchased Apple Limited shares for $30 and they are now selling for $50. Thecompany has announced that it plans a $20 special dividend. Assume that the dividend isfully franked (100% imputation credits), the corporate tax rate is 30%, you have a marginaltax rate of 38% and you have held the shares for more than 12 months

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You purchased Apple Limited shares for 30andtheyarenowsellingfor30 and they are now selling for 50. Thecompany has announced that it plans a $20 special dividend. Assume that the dividend isfully franked (100% imputation credits), the corporate tax rate is 30%, you have a marginaltax rate of 38% and you have held the shares for more than 12 months

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