If depreciation expense is $500 and the tax rate is 40%, how much is the depreciation tax shield?
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depreciation tax shield=depreciation expense*Tax rate
=500*40%
which is equal to
=$200.
If depreciation expense is $500 and the tax rate is 40%, how much is the depreciation...
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