B9Company D10 Redeemable bonds123-416171849505152Number of bonds issuedMarket value per bondCoupon rateNumber of years until redemptionRedemption valuePart (b)17,500£105.007.0%3at parPlease complete the following for the redeemable bondsNumber of yearsInterest per bond (£)Market value per bond (£)Redemption value per bond (£)Tax rateKdMVd (£)37.00-105.0025.00%

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Company D Redeemable bonds Number of bonds issued Market value per bond Coupon rate Number of years until redemption Redemption value + 17,500 £105.00 7.0% 3 at par Please complete the following for the redeemable bone Number of years Interest per bond (£) Market value per bond (£) Redemption value per bond (£) Tax rate Kd MVd (£) 3 7.00 -105.00 25.00%

Company D Redeemable bonds Number of bonds issued Market value per bond Coupon rate Number of years until redemption Redemption value + 17,500 £105.00 7.0% 3 at par Please complete the following for the redeemable bone Number of years Interest per bond (£) Market value per bond (£) Redemption value per bond (£) Tax rate Kd MVd (£) 3 7.00 -105.00 25.00%

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