Question 1a: Entity Choice Anna comes to you in year 20×5 fo…

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Questiоn 1а: Entity Chоice Annа cоmes to you in yeаr 20x5 for advice on how to structure her business. She is a young doctor with very little financial education, and she asks you whether she should structure her business as a sole proprietorship (a flowthrough entity), an S-corporation (also a flowthrough entity) or a C-corporation. In 20x5, the top individual tax rate is 70% and capital gains are taxed at 35%, while the top corporate rate is 48%. Anna’s business coach believes that she can generate a before-tax rate of return of 15% in her business. Anna plans to operate her practice for at least 5 years, but hopefully for 10 years or even 15 years into the future, at which point she plans to sell the business. Like most medical private practice firms, she expects to be profitable in her first year (no losses will be generated), and has concerns about malpractice lawsuits. Assume Anna has other income she can use for living expenses, and so all income will be kept in the business (no dividends or distributions) until the end of the investment period (either 5, 10, or 15 years). Also assume that Anna does not qualify for the 199A QBI deduction. a) Which form of doing business (flowthrough or taxable entity) will maximize Anna’s after-tax position? Please complete an after-tax accumulation analysis on a $1 investment for a time horizon of 5, 10, and 15 years into the future. Enter your results into the spaces below, rounding to two decimal places. After-Tax Accumulation Analysis $1 Investment in a Flowthrough Entity:When n=5: [Fn5]         When n=10: [Fn10]         When n=15: [Fn15] $1 Investment in a Corporate Entity:When n=5: [Cn5]         When n=10: [Cn10]         When n=15: [Cn15]

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