         DEPRECIATION AND INCOME TAX

AS A BUSINESS EXPENSE HIGH DEPRECIATION LOWERS PROFITS.
HOWEVER, LOWER TAXES ARE A RESULT OF THIS. THUS, HIGHER
DEPRECIATION MEANS HIGHER NET CASH FLOW WHICH WE DEFINE AS
PROFITS BEFORE DEPRECIATION-INCOME TAXES.
IN THIS PROGRAM THE USER INPUTS PROFITS BEFORE DEPRECIATION.
THEN HE INPUTS VARIOUS POSSIBLE DEPRECIATIONS. NET CASH FLOW
FOR EACH IS THEN COMPUTED. TAX SCHEDULES USED ARE:
          17% OF FIRST $25000
          20% OF NEXT  $25000
          30% OF NEXT $25000
          40% OF NEXT $25000
          46% OF ANY AMOUNT OVER $100000

PRESS ENTER TO BEGIN? 
INPUT PROFITS BEFORE DEPRECIATION? 123456

ENTER DEPRECIATION AMOUNT & <ENTER> BELOW

     DEPRECIATION         TAXES        NET CASH FLOW !
 ? 6543
      $6543.00         $34529.98         $88926.02
 ? 4321
      $4321.00         $35552.10         $87903.90
 ? 9876
      $9876.00         $32996.80         $90459.20
 ? -1
