**Problem 6: Tax Calculation for New Brunswick Metalworks** New Brunswick Metalworks is evaluating a $100,000 polishing machine (classified as CCA class 8). The services provided by the machine are expected to generate $15,000 in value annually over the next five years. Operating costs are estimated to be $1,000 per year. Calculate the amount of taxes paid for each of the next five years of service life under a corporate tax rate of 40%.

Problem 6: Tax Calculation for New Brunswick Metalworks New Brunswick Metalworks is evaluating a $100,000 polishing machine (classified as CCA class 8). The services provided by the machine are expected to generate $15,000 in value annually over the next five years. Operating costs are estimated to be $1,000 per year. Calculate the amount of taxes paid for each of the next five years of service life under a corporate tax rate of 40%.

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