Assume that Bill's marginal tax rate is 22 percent. If corporate bonds pay 9 percent interest, what interest rate would a municipal bond have to offer for Bill to be indifferent between the two bonds? (Do not round your final answer.)
10.80 percent |
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22.00 percent |
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8.00 percent |
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7.02 percent |
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9.00 percent |
Since interest on munciple bonds are tax free so the munciple bonds interest rates to match the bill should be after tax | |||
Interest on bonds | 9% | ||
Marginal tax on interest @ 22% | 1.98% | ||
After tax interest on bonds | 7.02% | ||
So the munciple bonds should be issued at 7.02% to be indifferent with Bill |
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