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You have decided to get into the cotton candy business. A new cotton candy machine will...

You have decided to get into the cotton candy business. A new cotton candy machine will cost $3260 plus $400 shipping. You will have to pay an electrician $60 to hook it up. Initial inventory expenses will be $600.

You expect the machine to return revenues of $3000 each year. Operating expenses should be $750 annually. You will have to purchase a new sugar basket (cost $100) every year after the first year. You expect the to use the machine for three years then sale it for $1000. The machine is depreciated over four years using the straight line depreciation method. Your tax rate is 40% and the company's required return on investment is 10%

If you have a negative Capital Gain then The tax will be negative, that is a deduction) it will be added to the salvage instead of subtracted.

Compute the initial outlay in year Zero ["$4,320", "$5,210", "$4,680"]      

Compute Cash Flows for Year One. ["$1,428", "$1722", "$1,528"]      

Compute the non-operating cash flows ["$1722", "$1,572", "$1,528"]      

Compute the cash flows for year three (OPERATIONAL AND NON OPERATIONAL).   ["$2,972", "$3,528", "$3,234"]      

Compute the NPV. (You're gonna need year 2 for this) ["$1,528", "$1,048", "-$632"]      

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Investment in Cotton Candy Machine
Cost of Machine                      3,260
Add : Shipping cost                          400
Add: Payment to electrician                            60
Total Machine cost Capitalized                      3,720
Useful life in years                              4
Annual SL depreciation                    930.00
Tax Rate 40%
Annual Depreciation Tax saving=930*40%=                          372
Accumulated depreciation in 3 years                      2,790
Written down value after year 3                          930
Sale value after 3 years                      1,000
Capital gain on sale                            70
Tax on Capital gains =70*40%=                            28
After Tax salvage value =1000-28=                          972
NPV calculation Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Initial Investment
Cost of Machine                     (3,720)
Investment in NWC                        (600)
a Total Initial Investment                    (4,320)
Operating cash flow
Annual Revenue                      3,000                           3,000                      3,000
Annual Operating expense                         750                              750                         750
Annual Cost of Sugar basket                             -                                100                         100
Before Tax income (w/o depreciation)                             -                        2,250                           2,150                      2,150
Tax @40%                             -                           900                              860                         860
Annual After Tax income                             -                        1,350                           1,290                      1,290
Add Annual Depreciation Tax saving                         372                              372                         372
b Total Operating Cash flow Year 1                      1,722                           1,662                      1,662
c Terminal Cash flow
Salvage value after Tax                         972
Return of NWC                         600
d Total Terminal Non operating cash flow                      1,572
e Total Free Cash flow from Project=a+b+c                     (4,320)                      1,722                           1,662                      3,234
f PV factor @10% =1/1.1^n                              1                    0.9091                         0.8264                    0.7513
g PV of FCF =e*f=               (4,320.00)                 1,565.45                      1,373.55                2,429.75
h NPV =Sum of PV of FCF                      1,048
Initial Outlay in Year Zero = $           (4,320.00)
Cash flow for year 1 $             1,722.00
Non operating cash flow $             1,572.00
Total Cash flow for year 3 $             3,234.00
Project NPV = $                  1,048

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