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One of the Key Motives for Combinations Is the Tax

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Question 8

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One of the key motives for combinations is the tax benefit of


A) increasing additional recaptured depreciation.
B) using capital gains.
C) taking advantage of the other firm's tax loss carryforward.
D) reducing the marginal tax rate.

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