4 What is the future equivalent at EOY 8 of $5,000 annual payments made at the beginning of each year for 8years at 10% annual interest rate?O a $57,977O b. $57,179Oc. $63,996O d. $62,897O e. $68,996The annual revenue, expenses, and depreciation for a company are $130,000; 32,000; and $15,000, respectively.What is the after-tax cashflow if the effective income tax rate is 27%?O a. $71540O b. S60,590O c. $75,590Od $22,410Oe $56,540

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What is the future equivalent at EOY 8 of $5,000 annual payments made at the beginning of each year for 8 years at 10% annual interest rate? O a $57,977 Ob $57,179 Oc $63,996 Od $62,897 Oe S68.990 The annual revenue, expenses, and depreciation for a company are $130,000: 32,000, and $15.000, respectively. What is the after-tax cashflow if the effective income tax rate is 27%? O a S7L540 Ob s60,590 OC S75,590 Od $22,410 Oe$56,540

What is the future equivalent at EOY 8 of $5,000 annual payments made at the beginning of each year for 8 years at 10% annual interest rate? O a $57,977 Ob $57,179 Oc $63,996 Od $62,897 Oe S68.990 The annual revenue, expenses, and depreciation for a company are $130,000: 32,000, and $15.000, respectively. What is the after-tax cashflow if the effective income tax rate is 27%? O a S7L540 Ob s60,590 OC S75,590 Od $22,410 Oe$56,540

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Chapter12: Current Liabilities

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