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The Hegan Corporation plans to lease a $790,000 asset to the Doby Corporation. The lease will...
The Hegan Corporation plans to lease a $790,000 asset to the Doby Corporation. The lease will be for 12 years. Lease payments, payable at the beginning of the year. (Use a Financial calculator to arrive at the answers. Round the final answers to nearest whole dollar.)
a. If the Hegan Corporation desires a 11 percent return on its investment, how much should the lease payments be?
Lease payment $
b. If the Hegan Corporation is able to generate $120,000 in immediate tax shield benefits from the asset to be purchased for the lease arrangement and will pass the benefits along to the Doby Corporation in the form of lower lease payments, how much should the revised lease payments be? Continue to assume the Hegan Corporation desires a 11 percent return on the 12-year lease.
Revised lease payment $
Please provide correct answers. thanks
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