Prepare a schedule for the following investment, including calculations, yearly income, end-of-year accumulations, and net of tax: you are going to Invest in a corporation's stock for $150,000. This is a highly steady stock that pays qualifying dividends at the same amount every year on December 30 and appreciates at a consistent pace each year in addition to paying a dividend. You will receive the dividends each year and reinvest them in the same stock, net of any taxes you may have to pay. You plan to sell the shares at the conclusion of the third year. (You won't reinvest the dividend from year three; instead, you'll add it to whatever you get from the stock sale, net of any taxes you owe.) The dividend payout rate for the stock is 3%, while the stock appreciates at a rate of 2%. Assume that these rates are consistent over the years.