Walt, who is in the 35% tax bracket, sells taxable bonds (at no gain or loss) which yielded $900 of interest annually and purchases tax-exempt bonds yielding $600 of annual interest. What is the net cash effect of these transactions to Walt for the year?
a. Decreases by $300.
b. Increases by $915.
c. Decreases by $900.
d. Increases by $15.
e. None of the above.
First lets look at Walt's net cash when he held taxable bond:
Annual Interest = $900
Less:Tax @35% = ($315)
Net Cash earned = $585
Now lets look at Walt's net cash when he holds tax exempt bonds:
Annual Interest = $600
Less:Tax exempt = Nil
Net Cash earned = $600
Net cash earned increases from $585 to $600, that is by $15.
So the net cash effect is :-
d. Increases by $15.
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