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The+ebit+of+a+firm+is+$300,+the+tax+rate+is+35%,+the+depreciation+is+$20,+capital+expenditures+are+$60+and+the+decrease+in+net+working+capital+is+$30. +what+is+the+free+cash+flow+to+the+firm?.

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Answer:

Answer:

$215

Step-by-step explanation:

Eagles product has an EBIT of $400

Its tax rate is 30%

= 30/100

= 0.3

The depreciation is $16

The capital expenditures are $56

The planned increase in net working capital is $25

Therefore, the free cash flow to the firm can be calculated as follows

Free cash flow= EBIT(1-tax)+depreciation-capital expenditures- change in working capital

= 400(1-0.3)+16-56-25

= 400-120+16-56-25

= $215

Hence the free cash flow to the firm is $215

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