Assume the tax rate is 25%. If an asset (a vehicle with a useful life of 5 years) has a book value of $8,000 and it sold for $10,000. The net salvage CF is:
| The net salvage CF | = | Sales value | - | ((Sales Value-Book Value)*Tax Rate) |
| = | $ 10,000 | - | ((10000-8000)*25%) | |
| = | $ 10,000 | - | $ 500 | |
| = | $ 9,500 |
Assume the tax rate is 25%. If an asset (a vehicle with a useful life of...
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