A firm has a cost of preferred stock 8%, and its yield to maturity is 10%. This firm has a tax rate of 35%. Given this information, which financing is cheaper for the firm: debt or preferred stock? A. Debt B. Preferred stock C. Same
Hi
Cost of preferred stock = 8%
Yield to maturity (cost of debt) is tax deductible.
after tax cost of debt = 10*(1-t) = 10*(1-35%)
= 6.5%
So Financing through debt is cheaper
Thanks
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