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3 years ago

How do I get better at Risk the Board Game

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Research risk and reward strategies with tactical advantages and disadvantages and use them to create how you want to play risk, either passive or dominant in your strategy but remember to get help, theres no need to do it alone if you have friends that have experience in this game and are willing to help you create a strategy that will enhance your experience and greatly increase your skills in Risk.

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1. Dave has 23 ($10 coins) and 18 ($20) coins.

2. Dave has 18 ($10 coins) and 16 ($20) coins.

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Let x be the number of $10 coins.

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Contributions amounting to $320,000 were non deductible.

<u>First year of withdrawal:</u>

Taxfree withdrawal % = Uncovered Investments / Current year value x 100

Taxfree withdrawal % = [$320,000 / ($441,000 + $35,000)] x 100

Taxfree withdrawal % = [$320 / $476,000] x 100

Taxfree withdrawal % = 67.23%

Amount of taxfree withdrawal = 67.23% x $35,000

Amount of taxfree withdrawal = $23,530.5

Taxable amount = Total Withdrawal - Tax free withdrawal

Taxable amount = $35,000 - $23,530.5

Taxable amount = $11,469.5

<u>Second year of withdrawal:</u>

Taxfree withdrawal % = [($320,000 - $23,530.5) / ($407,000 + $60,000)] x 100

Taxfree withdrawal % = [$296, 469.5 / $467,000] x 100

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Amount of taxfree withdrawal = 63.48% x $60,000

Amount of taxfree withdrawal = $38,088

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Taxable amount = $21,912

$35,000 would be included in taxable income in first year and $60,000 would be included in taxable income in second year.

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