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An analyst is building a paper LBO. The target has 1,000.0 in annual credit sales and a 40% tax rate.
If the analyst assumes Accounts Receivable increases by100.0 each year, how much does this specifically reduce the annual cash available for debt service?
- $100.0
- $40.0
- $60.0
- $1,000.0
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