A firm takes out a $250,000 loan to purchase an asset. It makes yearly payments of $25,000
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A firm takes out a $250,000 loan to purchase an asset. It makes yearly payments of $25,000 plus interest at a 8% annual rate over 10 years. The asset brings in BTCF of $50,000 each year. The asset is purchased for the loan amount and is depreciated via the straight-line method over the term of the loan. The marginal tax rate is 34%.
What is profit in the last year of the loan?
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Introduction to Derivatives and Risk Management
ISBN: 978-1305104969
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Authors: Don M. Chance
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