Solution :- (4)
The Correct answer is (C) that is The same as
The after tax cost of equity is the same as the pretax cost of equity
Cost of Equity = ( D1 / Po ) + g
there is no tax effect while calculating cost of equity so we can say Pre tax cost of equity is same as Post tax cost of equity
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the pretax cost of equity. 4. The after-tax cost of equity is A) higher than B)...
true and false . The cost of equity is expected to be higher than the after-tax cost of debt. Therefore, increasing the debt ratio will always lower the cost of capital. Firms with more uncertainty about future investment needs (both in terms of magnitude and type) should generally borrow more money than firms with less uncertainty Debt is cheaper source of financing than Equity. Explain the potential reasons this may be true or false
no example requires 5. Why can't a firm's manager infinitely use debt financing? Use your own words to explain it from the perspective of cost of capital.
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Why do we use after-tax cost of debt but not after-tax cost of equity when calculating the weighted average cost of capital (WACC)?
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The cost of debt is usually lower than the cost of equity. The reason firms don't use only debt financing is: Multiple Choice as the use of debt increases, the cost of debt decreases until no debt financing is available as the use of debes, so does the cost of equity as the use of debt increases, so does the tax rebate that the firm receives as the use of debt increases, government regulation increases