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    The Benefit to the Firm of the Tax Deductibility of Interest
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The Benefit to the Firm of the Tax Deductibility of Interest

Question 61

Question 61

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The benefit to the firm of the tax deductibility of interest can be lowered if the firm's marginal tax rate is reduced by accumulated depreciation or tax-loss carry-forwards.

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