You are a shareholder in a corporation which has elected subchapter S tax treatment. The corporation announces a revenue of $6 per share, of which it retains $1 for reinvestment and distributes the rest as dividend payments. Given that the personal tax rate is 34.72%, how much tax must you pay per share? (round your answers to two decimal places)

You are a shareholder in a corporation which has elected subchapter S tax treatment. The corporation announces a revenue of $6 per share, of which it retains $1 for reinvestment and distributes the rest as dividend payments. Given that the personal tax rate is 34.72%, how much tax must you pay per share? (round your answers to two decimal places)

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