Answer:
First lets look at Daniel's net cash when he held taxable bond:
Annual Interest = $900
Less:Tax @25% = ($225)
Net Cash earned = $675
Now lets look at Daniel's net cash when he holds tax exempt bonds:
Annual Interest = $400
Less:Tax exempt = Nil
Net Cash earned = $400
Net cash earned decreases from $675 to $400, that is by $275.
So the net cash effect is :-
d. Decreases by $275.
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