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Due to depreciation earnings will be reduced.
It will be subtracted from total profit before calculating tax
Now depreciation is 9.5 million dollar per year and tax Is 40 percent
So tax saved from depretiation = 9.5*0.4 = 3.8 million dollar
So earning will reduce by 9.5-3.8 = 5.7 million dollars
Answer: decrease, $5.7 million per year
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