A firm has issued 10 percent preferred stock, which sold for $100 per share par value. The cost of issuing and selling the stock was $2 per share. The firm's marginal tax rate is 40 percent. The cost of the preferred stock is

The cost of preferred stock is 10.2%

Explanation:

The actual amount realized from issuing the preferred of $100 per share par value is the par value less cost of issuing and selling stock of $2 per share, in other words,$98($100-$2) was realized per share from the issuance.

Having known the net amount realized, the cost of preferred stock can be calculated as follows:

cost of preferred stock =return on preferred stock/net amount realized

return is 10% of $100(par value), i.e $10 per share

cost of preferred stock =$10/$98=10.2%

Note that preferred is not tax deductible like debt financing , hence the rate of tax given is not considered in determining the cost of preferred stock.

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