Because CCA Is a Non-Cash Expense,in Estimating the Annual After-Tax

question 6

Multiple Choice

Because CCA is a non-cash expense,in estimating the annual after-tax cash flows,we have to deal with it using one of the following two approaches:

• A) I and II are correct.
• B) I and II are incorrect.
• C) I is correct, II is incorrect.
• D) I is incorrect, II is correct.
• I.Deduct CCA from operating income,then deduct the associated taxes payable,and finally add the amount of the CCA tax savings back.
• II.Multiply the CCA by the company's effective tax rate and add this amount to the after-tax operating income.

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