A proposed new project has projected sales of $113,900, costs of $57,620, and depreciation of $4,020....
A proposed new project has projected sales of $113,900, costs of $57,620, and depreciation of $4,020. The tax rate is 31 percent. Calculate operating cash flow using the four different approaches.
The common calculation Approach (Do not round your intermediate calculations):
The Bottom-Up Approach (Do not round your intermediate calculations):
The Top-Down Approach (Do not round your intermediate calculations):
The Tax-Shield Approach (Do not round your intermediate calculations):
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A proposed new project has projected sales of $113,900, costs of
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