Income tax effects are associated with all the following except:
a. Annual net benefits (e.g., reduction in operating expenses) associated with a proposed investment.
b. Effect of depreciation expense associated with an investment project.
c. Sale of an investment asset at the end of the asset's useful life.
d. Required increase in net working capital associated with an investment project.
e. Disposition (i.e., sale) of an existing asset at an amount different from the asset's net book value (NBV).
d. Required increase in net working capital associated with an investment project.
Both the increase in net working capital and the ultimate recovery of such an incremental investment are non-taxable events.
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