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Q. National newsmagazine publishes the article on efforts to limiting smoking in public places. Then, the magazine gets 1,500 letters commenting on article, with nearly two-thirds of letters favouring tougher restrictions on smoking in public. Would this be the accurate reflection of public opinion on this issue?

An investor buys 100 shares in a mutual fund on January 1, 2012, for $60 each. The fund earns dividends of $2.50 also $4 each share during 2012 also 2013. These are reinvested in the fund. Its realized capital gains in 2012 also 2013 are $4 each share also $5 each share, respectively. The investor sells the shares in the fund during 2014 for $70each share. Explain how the investor is taxed.

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