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If I want to calculate a WACC, for year + 1, which figures do I use? I thought I would use Equity 52,000 and debt

If I want to calculate a WACC, for year +1, which figures do I use? I thought I would use Equity 52,000 and debt 468,000 from the beginning period and then for year +2 use 85,194 for Equity (paid-in+retained in year1) and 438,529 for debt?

OR do I use 85,194 and 438,529 in year +1? I wasn't sure if we used a t-1 lag.

From Balance Sheet
Libilities Begin Year +1 Year +2 Year +3 Year +4 Year +5
Accounts Payable 0 68,908 139,654 146,637 153,968 161,667
Short Term Liabilities 0 68,908 139,654 146,637 153,968 161,667
Long Term Financial Debt 468,000 438,529 406,133 370,522 331,377 288,346
Long Term Liabilities 468,000 438,529 406,133 370,522 331,377 288,346
Paid-in Capital 52,000 52,000 52,000 52,000 52,000 52,000
Retained Earnings 0 33,194 89,709 167,223 266,996 390,365
Owner's Equity 52,000 85,194 141,709 219,223 318,996 442,365
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 520,000 592,631 687,496 736,382 804,341

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