Bruno carries on a cement business as a sole proprietor. He estimates the business will generate income of $100,000 during the taxation year ending December 31, 2022. If he incorporates the business, all of the income would be eligible for the small business deduction and any taxable dividends paid will be non-eligible. In Ontario, where he resides, such corporate income is subject to a combined federal/provincial income tax rate of 15%. Bruno also has other sources of income and as a result, any additional income he receives will be subject to a combined federal/provincial personal income tax rate of 46%. In Ontario, the provincial dividend tax credit is 4/13 of the gross up. Would Bruno save any income tax if he were to incorporate his business? Income Tax Consequences if Taken Personally: Income from Cement Business: $100,000 Personal Income Tax: $ USING BRACKETS) After Tax Retention: $ As (ENTER AS NEGATIVE Income Tax Consequences if Taken Through Corporation + Disburse After-Tax Dollars Personally Income from Cement Business: $100,000