A software company has just developed a new software suite. Which of the following cash flows should be treated as incremental when deciding whether to go ahead and start the manufacture and distribution of the software? A. The research and development costs that were incurred developing the software. B. The value of land for the software distribution centre that you would otherwise sell. C. The consequent increase in the sales of the company's existing software products due to bundling of its products. D. Tax shield associated with the software amortization charge. E. Marketing expenses for the product (software). F. A proportion of expenses for the head office assuming these expenses are independent of whether the software is produced. A, B, C, and E only A, C, D, and E only B, C, D, and E only A, B, C, and D only B, D, E, and F only A software company has just developed a new software suite. Which of the following cash flows should be treated as incremental when deciding whether to go ahead and start the manufacture and distribution of the software? A. The research and development costs that were incurred developing the software. B. The value of land for the software distribution centre that you would otherwise sell. C. The consequent increase in the sales of the company's existing software products due to bundling of its products. D. Tax shield associated with the software amortization charge. E. Marketing expenses for the product (software). F. A proportion of expenses for the head office assuming these expenses are independent of whether the software is produced. A, B, C, and E only A, C, D, and E only B, C, D, and E only A, B, C, and D only B, D, E, and F only