Suppose Fried Fritters Ltd. pays a corporate tax rate of 30% and is financed as follows: • 30% senior secured debt with an annual yield of 4.8% • 10% unsecured junior debt with an annual yield of 9.9% • 50% common shares with an annual return on equity of 7.0% • 10% preferred shares with an annual return on equity of 8.0% The company is considering investing in a one-day training program for its chefs that will cost $10 million today, January 1. The trained chefs would then generate $1 million of extra revenue at the end of each year (December 31) for 16 years and then zero thereafter. Calculate the NPV of the program; type your answer in the box below, rounded to the nearest dollar.

Suppose Fried Fritters Ltd. pays a corporate tax rate of 30% and is financed as follows: • 30% senior secured debt with an annual yield of 4.8% • 10% unsecured junior debt with an annual yield of 9.9% • 50% common shares with an annual return on equity of 7.0% • 10% preferred shares with an annual return on equity of 8.0% The company is considering investing in a one-day training program for its chefs that will cost $10 million today, January 1. The trained chefs would then generate $1 million of extra revenue at the end of each year (December 31) for 16 years and then zero thereafter. Calculate the NPV of the program; type your answer in the box below, rounded to the nearest dollar.

SWFT Essntl Tax Individ/Bus Entities 2020

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ISBN:9780357391266

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Chapter18: Comparative Forms Of Doing Business

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