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Question: Where can I locate corporate annual reports and tax filings?

I want to do research on certain corporations' annual reports and see their tax returns. I understand neither are considered proprietary but part of the public record, but don't know where to locate this information. Please advise.

Answer: Annual reports are usually available on the company's web site under Investor Relations. If not t here, you can call the investor's relations department and request copies of the annual reports. SEC filings can be found by using EDGAR, the SEC's electronic database. Tax returns are not public records - there was some discussion in the early years of this century about making portions of the tax returns public, but nothing ever happened.

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Question: Can someone please tell me if I did this problem correctly...?

if an investment is deemed not to be taxable, then the before tax yield and after tax yield will be the same. I found the formula and tried to work it out. Could you please tell me if I am on the right track? With a 28% marginal tax rate and the investment's expected annual yield is 3%, This is what I came up with:

after tax yield = 3% / (1-.28)
= 3% / .72
= 0.0417 or 4.17%

Now is the 4.17% equivalent to the 3%? I am confused because it says that the before and after tax yields should be the same. Please help me on this. Thank you,

Answer: You misunderstand the statement. What it is asking you is:

If I can get a 3% annual yield on a tax free investment, what percent annual yield would I need to get from a TAXABLE investment if I am in the 28% income tax bracket.

In order to net the same profit, you would have to get a taxable investment that provides you an annual yield of 4.17%.

Now, see how clear it is?

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