4 . Number of Periods =(30-3)*2 =54
semi coupon =8%1000/2 =40
Par Value =1000
Price =93%*1000 =930
a. Pretaxed cost of debt =2*RATE(54,40,-930,1000) =8.6755% or
8,68%
b. After tax cost of debt =8.6755%*(1-35%) =5.64%
c. After tax cost of debt is more relevant since interest rate is
tax deductible.
Based on question 4
a. Total book of value of debt =Book Value of debt 1+Book Value of
Debt 2 =60+35 =95
4. Jones Cricket Institute issued a 30 year, 8 percent semi-annual bond 3 year ago. The...
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