Tom's Shoes manufactures cheap footgear. The company's CFO estimates that with the addition of a new line of flip-flops, the company will generate $10 million in sales. The company's operating costs are $6.0 million per year and the depreciation expense amounts to $1.0 million. If the company's tax rate is 25%, what is the company's operating cash flow? Express your answer in millions.

Tom's Shoes manufactures cheap footgear. The company's CFO estimates that with the addition of a new line of flip-flops, the company will generate $10 million in sales. The company's operating costs are $6.0 million per year and the depreciation expense amounts to $1.0 million. If the company's tax rate is 25%, what is the company's operating cash flow? Express your answer in millions.

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Chapter19: Capital Investment

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