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Let illustrate what you you know about materiality concept.

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It will take 3.5 years to cover the initial investment.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Initial investment= $26,500

Cash flows:

1 6,000

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4 5,000

5 3,000

The payback period is the time required to cover the initial investment:

Year 1= 6,000 - 26,500= -20,500

Year 2= 8,000 - 20,500= -12,500

Year 3= 10,000 - 12,500= -2,500

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Ans. The after-tax rate of return on the municipal bonds is 3% and the after tax rate of return on the corporate bonds is 4.5%

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$r(AfterTax)=r(BeforeTax)*(1-Taxes)$

Therefore, in the case of the municipal bond.

$r(AfterTax)=0.04*(1-0.25)=0.03$

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And for the corporate bond is.

$r(AfterTax)=0.06*(1-0.25)=0.045$

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