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24.Tax Shields and WACC. Here are book- and market value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company: (L02) Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital...........$20 Debt............... $40 Long term assets............. 80 Equity ..............60 $100 $100 Market Value Balance Sheet Net working capital ..........$20 Debt............... $40 Long term assets............ 140 Equity .............120 $160 $160 Assume that MM's theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth and the $40 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a 35% corporate tax rate....
Here are book- and market value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 35 Debt Long-term assets 65 Equity $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 35 Debt Long-term assets 190 Equity $ 225 Assume that MM's theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $40 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a 21% corporate tax rate. a. How much of the...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company: Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 50 Long-term assets 50 Total:100 Equity $30 Debt $70 Total:100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 50 Long-term assets 200 Total:250 Equity $180 Debt $70 Total: 250 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $70 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a 32% corporate tax rate. a. How much of the...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 70 Debt $ 60 Long-term assets 30 Equity 40 $ 100 $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 70 Debt $ 60 Long-term assets 150 Equity 160 $ 220 $ 220 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $60 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 40 Debt $ 30 Long-term assets 60 Equity 70 $ 100 $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 40 Debt $ 30 Long-term assets 195 Equity 205 $ 235 $ 235 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $30 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 20 Debt $ 70 Long-term assets 80 Equity 30 $ 100 $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 20 Debt $ 70 Long-term assets 175 Equity 125 $ 195 $ 195 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $70 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 80 Debt $ 55 Long-term assets 20 Equity 45 $ 100 $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 80 Debt $ 55 Long-term assets 145 Equity 170 $ 225 $ 225 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $55 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a...
Here are book- and market-value balance sheets of the United Frypan Company (figures in $ millions): Book-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 60 Debt $ 65 Long-term assets 40 Equity 35 $ 100 $ 100 Market-Value Balance Sheet Net working capital $ 60 Debt $ 65 Long-term assets 155 Equity 150 $ 215 $ 215 Assume that MM’s theory holds except for taxes. There is no growth, and the $65 of debt is expected to be permanent. Assume a...
Assume that the following balance sheets are stated at book value. The fair market value of James's fixed assets is equal to $10,300. Jurion pays $17,200 for James and raises the needed funds through an issue of long-term debt. Jurion Co. Current assets $ 12,750 Current liabilities $ 5,700 Net fixed assets 37,500 Long-term debt 10,300 Equity 34,250 Total $ 50,250 Total $ 50,250 James, Inc. Current assets $ 3,700 Current liabilities $ 1,700 Net fixed assets 7,200 Long-term debt...
The table below shows a book balance sheet for the Wishing Well Motel chain. The company’s long-term debt is secured by its real estate assets, but it also uses short-term bank loans as a permanent source of financing. It pays 10% interest on the bank debt and 8% interest on the secured debt. Wishing Well has 10 million shares of stock outstanding, trading at $88 per share. The expected return on Wishing Well’s common stock is 21%. (Table figures in...