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Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010

Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010. Contents of next few slides Background on Debt and Equity Debt vs. Equity Thin corporations When you may have a debt vs. equity argument with the IRS. Criteria for Debt Earnings Stripping (Read on.). Debt vs. Equity Debt

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Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010

Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010. Contents of next few slides Background on Debt and Equity Debt vs. Equity Thin corporations When you may have a debt vs. equity argument with the IRS. Criteria for Debt Earnings Stripping (Read on.). Debt vs. Equity Debt

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Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010

Chapter 4C. Extra Debt Materials Edited December 31, 2010. Contents of next few slides Background on Debt and Equity Debt vs. Equity Thin corporations When you may have a debt vs. equity argument with the IRS. Criteria for Debt Earnings Stripping (Read on.). Debt vs. Equity Debt

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Chapter 5 Mathematics of Finance

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Section 4.1

Section 4.1. Compound Interest and Exponential Functions. If A 0 is invested at an annual interest rate r and compounded semiannually , the amount A t after t years is given by the formula. INTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMIANNUALLY.

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Suppose that you are the manager Invent Youself/tutorialoutletdotcom

FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com Suppose that you are the manager of a newly formed retirement fund. You are to set up a series of semiannual payments to accumulate a sum of $1,000,000 in ten years. You assume that the appropriate interest rate for the period is 6 percent annual, compounded semiannually. The first payment into the fund will be made six months from today and the last payment will be at the end of the tenth year. If you use a financial calculator to solve, show all the input keystrokes and values entered.

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