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Cost of irredeemable debt Sakthi Ltd. Issued 20,000 8% debentures of Rs.100 each on 1st April 2009. The cost of issue was Rs. 50,000. The company’s tax rate is 35% Determine the cost of debentures ( before as well as after tax) if they were issued, (a) at par; (b) at a premium of 10% and (c) at a discount of 10%.​

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Answered by Chaitanya1696
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We are required to determine the cost of debentures when they are issued at (a) par, (b) premium, and (c) discount.

The cost when debentures are issued at par is 8.21%

The cost when debentures are issued at a premium is 7.44%%

The cost when debentures are issued at discount is 9.14%

COST OF CAPITAL (Kp )= \frac{Annual Preference dividend}{Net proceeds}

When the debentures are issued at par the formula is: NP=Face value - Issue expenses

Face Value = 20000 X 100 = 2000000

Issue expenses = 50000

(a) Net Proceeds = 2000000 - 50000

                     = 1950000

Annual Preference Dividend = 160000

Cost of capital = \frac{160000}{1950000} × 100

                       = 8.21%%

(b) Premium of 10%

Net Proceeds = Face value + Premium - Issue expenses

                       = 1950000+ 200000

                       = 2150000

 Cost of capital = \frac{160000}{2150000} × 100

                          = 7.44%

(c) Discount of 10%

Net proceeds = Face value - Discount - Issue expenses

                        = 1950000- 200000

                        = 1750000

Cost of capital = 9.14%%

Therefore, the cost of capital when debentures are issued at par, premium, and discount are 8.21%,%, 7.44%, and 9.14% respectively.

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