W-Fisher-RiskSharing1
It appears the example solution here left out Taxes. Once I include the 1.031 multiplier, I get 527,248, Correct?
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No, our solution does already include the tax multiplier of 1.031. It's contained within the round function. You may also verify this directly in the Fisher text as this is their problem #7, solution on page 108 of the PDF