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Q - 5 - YOUR REQUIRED ANSWER IS OPTION A : Bank Loan and Bonds
Equity, retained earnings, preference capital are not type of debt.
Q - 6 - YOUR REQUIRED ANSWER IS OPTION D : Coupon Payment
Tax is payable after payment of coupons and everything else in options, afterwards.
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