Use a tax rate of 52%. Note that the cash flows associated with the "incremental basis" analysis are given in Exhibit 6. While these cash flows are not free of problems, you can still use them. You will have to tackle a number of problems though, e.g., what happens to the tax shield from year 11 onwards? When will the working capital be fully recovered? (Yes, it must be recovered at some point!) These are just a few examples ...
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You will have to tackle a number of problems though, e.g., what happens to the tax shield from year 11 onwards? When will the working capital be fully recovered? (Yes, it must be recovered at some point!) These are just a few examples ... (b) What are the IRR and NPV of the project? Use a discount rate of 10%...
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