Marginal Tax Rate

Your marginal tax rate is the tax on your next (or last) dollar of taxable income.

rate increases as tax income increases (called a progressive tax system)
applies to investment income

For higher tax rates, investments with lower tax rates give higher after-tax returns.

Marginal Tax Rate	Consider
higher	capital gains
lower	interest income

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