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Annual cost of preference shares

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Preference shares issued:

Nominal value per share R 500
Issued at a discount of 4%
Dividend rate 13% per annum
Tax rate 28%

Dividends are paid annually in arrears.

What is the annual cost, after taxation, of the preference shares?

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