And dont forget that wonderful expectation to realise full value in an asset after fifteen years.
My Master Tax Guide tells me to depreciate IT at 25% meaning that it is worthless after four years. Given the pace of change in the telecoms business I would say this is appropriate. Fibre cable is going to have a value, but I cant imagine it being the technology of choice after fifteen years in the ground (and depreciating).
Adding in the compounding rate of inflation, who is going to pay $40billion indexed to 2012+fifteen years prices for a fifteen year old technology?
Can you spell w-h-i-t-e- -e-l-e-p-h-a-n-t.........???
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