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Use the after-tax IRR method to evaluate the following three alternatives for MACRS 3-year property, and offer a recommendation



Use the after-tax IRR method to evaluate the following three alternatives for MACRS 3-year property, and offer a recommendation. The after-tax MARR is 25%, the project life is 5 years, and the firm has a combined incremental tax rate of 45%.


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A B C D E F G H I J
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4 Project Life 5 years
5 Tax Rate 0.45
6 MARR 0.25
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8 Cash Flow Calculation for Altenative A:
9
10 Depreciation follows MACRS 3 year convention.
11 Tax basis of the equipment (B) 14000
12
13 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
14 MACRS 3 Year depreciation rate (rt) 0.3333 0.4445 0.1481 0.0741 0
15 Depreciation (B*rt) =$D$11*E14 =$D$11*F14 =$D$11*G14 =$D$11*H14 =$D$11*I14
16 Book Value =D11 =D16-E15 =E16-F15 =F16-G15 =G16-H15 =H16-I15
17
18 Calculation of after tax net cash flow from the sale of the asset at the end of year 5:
19
20 Proceed from sale of machine 5000
21 Book Value of Machine at the end of Year 5 =I16
22 Gain or Loss on sale =Proceed From Sale - Book value at the end of sale
23 =D20-D21
24
25 Tax rate =D5
26 Gain or Loss on sale =D23
27 Tax on Gain & Loss =D26*D25
28 Net Proceed from Sale of assets at the end =Proceed from Sale - Tax Expense on gain or loss
29 =D20-D27
30
31 Hence after-tax net cash flow from the sale of the asset =D29
32
33 Cash Flow can be calculated as follows:
34 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
35 Investment =-D11
36 Annual cost -2500 -2500 -2500 -2500 -2500
37 Depreciation =-E15 =-F15 =-G15 =-H15 =-I15
38 Operating Income Before Tax (EBIT) =SUM(E36:E37) =SUM(F36:F37) =SUM(G36:G37) =SUM(H36:H37) =SUM(I36:I37)
39 Tax expense =-E38*$D$5 =-F38*$D$5 =-G38*$D$5 =-H38*$D$5 =-I38*$D$5
40 After Tax operating income (EBIT*(1-T)) =E38+E39 =F38+F39 =G38+G39 =H38+H39 =I38+I39
41 Add Depreciation =-E37 =-F37 =-G37 =-H37 =-I37
42 Net Operating Cash Flow =E40+E41 =F40+F41 =G40+G41 =H40+H41 =I40+I41
43 Net cash flow from the sale of the asset =D31
44 Net Cash Flow for Alt A =D35 =E42+E43 =F42+F43 =G42+G43 =H42+H43 =I42+I43
45
46 Cash Flow Calculation for Altenative B:
47
48 Depreciation follows MACRS 3 year convention.
49 Tax basis of the equipment (B) 18000
50
51 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
52 MACRS 3 Year depreciation rate (rt) 0.3333 0.4445 0.1481 0.0741 0
53 Depreciation (B*rt) =$D$54*E52 =$D$54*F52 =$D$54*G52 =$D$54*H52 =$D$54*I52
54 Book Value =D49 =D54-E53 =E54-F53 =F54-G53 =G54-H53 =H54-I53
55
56 Calculation of after tax net cash flow from the sale of the asset at the end of year 5:
57
58 Proceed from sale of machine 10000
59 Book Value of Machine at the end of Year 5 =I54
60 Gain or Loss on sale =Proceed From Sale - Book value at the end of sale
61 =D58-D59
62
63 Tax rate =D5
64 Gain or Loss on sale =D61
65 Tax on Gain & Loss =D64*D63
66 Net Proceed from Sale of assets at the end =Proceed from Sale - Tax Expense on gain or loss
67 =D58-D65
68
69 Hence after-tax net cash flow from the sale of the asset =D67
70
71 Cash Flow can be calculated as follows:
72 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
73 Investment =-D49
74 Annual cost -1000 -1000 -1000 -1000 -1000
75 Depreciation =-E53 =-F53 =-G53 =-H53 =-I53
76 Operating Income Before Tax (EBIT) =SUM(E74:E75) =SUM(F74:F75) =SUM(G74:G75) =SUM(H74:H75) =SUM(I74:I75)
77 Tax expense =-E76*$D$5 =-F76*$D$5 =-G76*$D$5 =-H76*$D$5 =-I76*$D$5
78 After Tax operating income (EBIT*(1-T)) =E76+E77 =F76+F77 =G76+G77 =H76+H77 =I76+I77
79 Add Depreciation =-E75 =-F75 =-G75 =-H75 =-I75
80 Net Operating Cash Flow =E78+E79 =F78+F79 =G78+G79 =H78+H79 =I78+I79
81 Net cash flow from the sale of the asset =D69
82 Net Cash Flow for Alt B =D73 =E80+E81 =F80+F81 =G80+G81 =H80+H81 =I80+I81
83
84
85 Cash Flow Calculation for Altenative C:
86
87 Depreciation follows MACRS 3 year convention.
88 Tax basis of the equipment (B) 10000
89
90 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
91 MACRS 3 Year depreciation rate (rt) 0.3333 0.4445 0.1481 0.0741 0
92 Depreciation (B*rt) =$D$93*E91 =$D$93*F91 =$D$93*G91 =$D$93*H91 =$D$93*I91
93 Book Value =D88 =D93-E92 =E93-F92 =F93-G92 =G93-H92 =H93-I92
94
95
96 Cash Flow can be calculated as follows:
97 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
98 Investment =-D88
99 Annual cost -5000 -5000 -5000 -5000 -5000
100 Depreciation =-E92 =-F92 =-G92 =-H92 =-I92
101 Operating Income Before Tax (EBIT) =SUM(E99:E100) =SUM(F99:F100) =SUM(G99:G100) =SUM(H99:H100) =SUM(I99:I100)
102 Tax expense =-E101*$D$5 =-F101*$D$5 =-G101*$D$5 =-H101*$D$5 =-I101*$D$5
103 After Tax operating income (EBIT*(1-T)) =E101+E102 =F101+F102 =G101+G102 =H101+H102 =I101+I102
104 Add Depreciation =-E100 =-F100 =-G100 =-H100 =-I100
105 Net Operating Cash Flow =E103+E104 =F103+F104 =G103+G104 =H103+H104 =I103+I104
106 Net cash flow from the sale of the asset 0
107 Net Cash Flow for Alt C =D98 =E105+E106 =F105+F106 =G105+G106 =H105+H106 =I105+I106
108
109 Calculation of Incremental IRR A-C:
110
111 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
112 Net Cash Flow for Alt A =D44 =E44 =F44 =G44 =H44 =I44
113 Net Cash Flow for Alt C =D107 =E107 =F107 =G107 =H107 =I107
114 Incremental Cash Flow A-C =D112-D113 =E112-E113 =F112-F113 =G112-G113 =H112-H113 =I112-I113
115 Incremental IRR A-C =IRR(D114:I114)
116
117 Hence Incremental IRR A-C =D115
118
119
120 Calculation of Incremental IRR B-A:
121
122 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
123 Net Cash Flow for Alt B =D82 =E82 =F82 =G82 =H82 =I82
124 Net Cash Flow for Alt A =D44 =E44 =F44 =G44 =H44 =I44
125 Incremental Cash Flow B-A =D123-D124 =E123-E124 =F123-F124 =G123-G124 =H123-H124 =I123-I124
126 Incremental IRR B-A =IRR(D125:I125)
127
128 Hence Incremental IRR B-A =D126
129
130
131 If the incremental IRR is higher than the required rate of return then the higher cost alternative should be selected.
132
133 Given the following data:
134 Incremental IRR A-C =D117
135 Incremental IRR B-A =D128
136
137 Since C is the lowest cost alternative and alternative A is the next lowest cost alternative,
138 therefore incremental IRR A-C is to be considered first.
139
140 Since incremental IRR A-C is 43.81% which is higher than MARR,
141 therefore alternative A should be selected and alternative C should be removed from the analysis.
142
143 Next incremental IRR of the B with respect to A needs to be considered.
144 Since incremental IRR B-A is 28.26% which is higher than MARR,
145 therefore alternative B should be selected and alternative A should be removed from the analysis.
146
147 Thus alternative B should be selected.
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