If a new law decreases the highest marginal tax rate for all companies from 35% to 21% for next fiscal year. What would be the forecasted WACC? Market Risk premium of 4.4%. 1 year treasury yield curve of 2.6%. Beta of .52. Please assume the proportion of debt and equity, and also the cost of debt. Any other information missing must be assumed. Please show formula used and work. What is the new WACC equal to? WACC=?
Assume Weight of debt = + Equity) 0.5
Cost of debt assume 3%
Weight of equity = 1-0.5= 0.5
Cost of Equity = Risk free rate +(Beta*(Market RISK
premium.)
2.6% +(0.52*4.4%)= 4.89%
New tax rate= 21%
after Cost of debt = Pretax cost * (1-tax rate)
3%*(1-21%)= 2.37%
WACC = (weight of debt * cost of debt) + (weight of equity * cost
of equity)
(0.5*2.37%) + (0.5 * 4.89%)
3.63%
So, new WACC is 3.63%
If a new law decreases the highest marginal tax rate for all companies from 35% to...
If a new law decreases the highest marginal tax rate for all companies from 35% to 21% for next fiscal year. What would be the forecasted WACC? Market Risk premium of 4.4%. Please show formula used and work.
If a new law decreases the highest marginal tax rate for all companies from 35% to 21% for next fiscal year. What would be the forecasted WACC? Market Risk premium of 4.4%. Please show formula used and work.
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Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $100,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%
$35,350–$85,650
25%
$85,650–$178,650
28%
$178,650–$388,350
33%
Over $388,350
35%
Average tax rate on $100,000 of income is ____________.
21.46%
24.27%
28.00%
10.5 points
QUESTION 2
Use the marginal income tax rates shown here to calculate the
average tax rate on an income of $200,000.
Taxable Income
Tax rate
$0–$8,700
10%
$8,700–$35,350
15%...