(2015) admit, firms may instead discount net
after-tax cash flows at an opportunity cost of capital that "reflects the average risk of the resulting aggregate" (p.
Reason being, any new policy that results in lower
after-tax cash flows (regardless of entity form) will be highly likely to result in declining stock/unit prices, resulting in a higher cost of capital, which will lead to lower infrastructure investment.
A surge in the city's high-end rental stock has kept asking rents low but Klatt said he believes that could change as reduced
after-tax cash flows convince more tenants to choose rents over mortgages.
tax reform enables improved visibility into
after-tax cash flows and access to ex-U.S.
We can also look at your plans in terms of pretax and
after-tax cash flows, which may provide an even clearer picture of your retirement finances.
We will need to determine annual
after-tax cash flows generated by the new product.
Appropriate for both undergraduate and graduate courses, this textbook introduces the process of forecasting
after-tax cash flows from real estate investment proposals, credit instruments for borrowing money, and the tax implications of owning property.
Comparisons based on the Net Present Value (NPV) of
after-tax cash flows, efficient deferral of taxes, optimization of tax benefits and effective use of balance sheet management can provide a cost effective solution required to meet the increasing demands in remaining competitive in the marketplace.
Financial managers have traditionally appraised new investment projects by discounting the
after-tax cash flows to present value at an entity's weighted-average cost of capital (WACC).
One is the present value method, which compares the present values of the
after-tax cash flows of the two alternatives.