Seth is the sole owner of a firm. He plans to purchase the company next door Pooh
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Seth is the sole owner of a firm. He plans to purchase the company next door Pooh Corp. for $600,000, and he expects that the annual income before tax from Pooh is $80,000.
He is considering two financing alternatives: The first is to get a personal loan of $300,000 (for infinite duration) and pay the remaining amount from his savings.
The second is to finance the purchase by having his firm take the $300,000 loan. The interest rate on the loan is 9% and the corporate tax rate is 40%. There is no personal tax. The lender doesn't pay corporate tax.
What will be the total amount received by Seth the share holder and the debt holder in each scenario?
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