No, because your tax is not determined from the IRS tax table but now is determined by the Schedule D Tax Worksheet. This worksheet taxes income under a whole new formula that was generated by your qualified dividends. Much of your income is now being taxed by a more favorable capital gain rate than the ordinary income rate.
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