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If a companys tax rate increases but the ytm of its non-callable bonds remains the same, the after-tax cost of its debt will fall.

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Answered by ItzModel
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Explanation:

a. If a company's tax rate increases but the YTM of its non-callable bonds remains the same, the after-tax cost of its debt will fall.

b. All else equal, an increase in a company's stock price will increase its cost of new common equity, Kncs.

c. When calculating the cost of preferred stock, a company needs to adjust for taxes, because preferred stock dividends are tax deductible.

d. All else equal, an increase in a company's stock price will increase its cost of retained earnings, KRE.

e. Since the money is readily available, the after-tax cost of retained earnings is usually much lower than the after-tax cost of debt.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Explanation:

a. If a company's tax rate increases but the YTM of its non-callable bonds remains the same, the after-tax cost of its debt will fall.

b. All else equal, an increase in a company's stock price will increase its cost of new common equity, Kncs.

c. When calculating the cost of preferred stock, a company needs to adjust for taxes, because preferred stock dividends are tax deductible.

d. All else equal, an increase in a company's stock price will increase its cost of retained earnings, KRE.

e. Since the money is readily available, the after-tax cost of retained earnings is usually much lower than the after-tax cost of debt.

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