A company can borrow from its bank at 12% annual interest and it can issue long-term...
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Before Cost of Debt from Bank loan =12%
After tax cost of Debt from bank loan =12%*(1-tax Rate)=12%*(1-30%)
=8.4%
Before Cost of Debt from long term debt =8%
After tax cost of Debt from bank loan =8%*(1-tax Rate)=8%*(1-30%)
=5.6%
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