When Income Taxes Are Considered in Capital Budgeting, the Cash

question 108

Multiple Choice

When income taxes are considered in capital budgeting, the cash flows related to a company's depreciation expense would be correctly figured by taking the cash paid for depreciation and:

• A) adding the result of multiplying (depreciation expense * tax rate).
• B) adding the result of multiplying [depreciation expense * (1 ‒ tax rate)].
• C) subtracting the result of multiplying (depreciation expense * tax rate).
• D) subtracting the result of multiplying [depreciation expense * (1 ‒ tax rate)].
• E) None of the answers, because there is no cash paid for depreciation.

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