Suppose Amazon is considering the purchase of computer servers and network infrastructure to expand its very successful businesses offering cloud-based computing. In total it will purchase 48.7 million in new equipment. The equipment will qualify for accelerated depreciation 20% can be expensed immediately followed by 32%, 19.2%, 11.52%, 11.52% and 5.76% over the next five years. However because of the firm's substantial. Amazon considers leasing the equipment instead suppose Amazon and the lessor face the same 7.8% borrowing rate, but the lessor has a 35% tax rate. For the purpose of this question, assume the equipment is worthless, after five years the lease term is five years and the lease qualifies as a true tax lease.
A. What is the lease rate for which the lessor will break even?
B. What is the gain to Amazon with the lease rate?
C. What is the source of the gain in this transaction?
MARGINAL TAX RATE MISSING, BUT I DID SAME TYPE OF SUM EARLIER WITH 10% TAX. IF IT IS DIFFERENT, LET ME KNOW. WILL CHANGE ACCORDINGLY.
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Suppose Amazon is considering the purchase of computer servers and network infrastructure to expand its very...
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