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    A Convertible Bond's Net-Of-Tax Interest Expense Is Added Back to Net
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A Convertible Bond's Net-Of-Tax Interest Expense Is Added Back to Net

Question 45

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A convertible bond's net-of-tax interest expense is added back to net income when determining diluted earnings per share only if the bond is known to be dilutive.

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