a.
Compute the Corporation A’s tax savings from the deduction of the interest payments and the after-tax cost.
b.
Compute the Corporation B’s tax cost and after-tax earnings from its receipt of interest income from Corporation A’s.
c.
Compute the Mr. F’s tax cost and after-tax earnings from its receipt of interest income from Corporation A’s.
d.
Explain the impact on Corporation A, Corporation B and Mr. F.
e.
Recompute the Corporation B’s tax cost and after-tax assuming the receipt of interest from Corporation A’s is treated as constructive dividend.
f.
Recompute Mr. F’s tax cost and after-tax earnings by assuming that the receipt of interest from Corporation A is treated as the constructive dividend.
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