Calculate the Before-Tax net Cash Flow (BTCF)of the company A hydraulic crane service company had salesrevenue of $2,250,000 from operations during tax-year 1.The following table provides other financial informationrelating to the tax year:Labor expensesMaterials costsDepreciation expenses$550,000$385,000$132,500Interest expensesRental expensesProceeds from sale of old equipment with a $23,000book value of $20,000$22,200$45,000

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Calculate the Before-Tax net Cash Flow (BTCF)
of the company

A hydraulic crane service company had sales
revenue of $2,250,000 from operations during tax-year 1.
The following table provides other financial information
relating to the tax year:
Labor expenses
Materials costs
Depreciation expenses
$550,000
$385,000
$132,500
Interest expenses
Rental expenses
Proceeds from sale of old equipment with a $23,000
book value of $20,000
$22,200
$45,000

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