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Zoom Car Corporation (ZCC) plans to purchase approximately 100 vehicles on December 31, 2015, for $1.2...

Zoom Car Corporation (ZCC) plans to purchase approximately 100 vehicles on December 31, 2015, for $1.2 million, plus 10 percent total sales tax. ZCC expects to use the vehicles for 5 years and then sell them for approximately $240,000. ZCC anticipates the following average vehicle use over each year ended December 31:

  2016   2017   2018   2019   2020
  Miles per year 10,000      15,000      4,250      4,250      2,500      

   To finance the purchase, ZCC signed a 5-year promissory note on December 31, 2015, for $1.08 million, with interest paid annually at the market interest rate of 6 percent. The note carries loan covenants that require ZCC to maintain a minimum times interest earned ratio of 3.0 and a minimum fixed asset turnover ratio of 1.0. ZCC forecasts that the company will generate the following sales and preliminary earnings (prior to recording depreciation on the vehicles and interest on the note). (For purposes of this question, ignore income tax.)

  (in 000s)     2016     2017     2018     2019     2020
  Sales Revenue $ 1,200 $ 1,700 $ 2,000 $ 2,100 $ 2,200
  Income before Depreciation and Interest Expense 600 800 1,000 1,100 1,200
1.

Calculate the amount of interest expense that would be recorded each year.   

Calculate the depreciation expense that would be recorded each year, using the following depreciation methods:

(a) Straight-line depreciation per year:

(b)

Double-declining-balance (Do not round intermediate calculations.)  

depreciation expense

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

(c) Units-of-production

same table as b)

3.

Using your answers to requirements 1 and 2, determine net income and the two loan covenant ratios in each year, assuming the company chooses the following depreciation methods:

net income 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

times interest earned ratio

fixed asset turnover ratio

(a)

Straight-line (Enter your answers for Net Income in thousands (i.e., 50,500 should be entered as 50.5). Round "Net Income" to 1 decimal place and "Ratio Values" to 2 decimal places.)

(b)

Double-declining-balance (Enter your answers for Net Income in thousands (i.e., 50,500 should be entered as 50.5). Round "Net Income" to 1 decimal place and "Ratio Values" to 2 decimal places.)

(c)

Units-of-production (Enter your answers for Net Income in thousands (i.e., 50,500 should be entered as 50.5). Round "Net Income" to 1 decimal place and "Ratio Values" to 2 decimal places.)

4.

Using your answers to requirement 3, indicate whether the loan covenants would be violated under the following depreciation methods:

straight line, double declining balance, and units of production

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer 1

Interest expense (1080000*6%)

           64,800

Answer 2 (a)

Straight-line depreciation

Cost of assets (1200000*1.10)

     1,320,000

Salvage value

         240,000

Depreciable cost

     1,080,000

Divided: useful life in Years

                      5

Depreciation expense per year

         216,000

Answer 2 (b)

Double-declining-balance

Depreciation rate under (1/5 year =20%) (20%*2=40%)

40%

Book value of machine does not less than salvage value

Year

Beginning balance

Depreciation @ 40%

Ending balance

1

         1,320,000

         528,000

         792,000

2

             792,000

         316,800

         475,200

3

             475,200

         190,080

         285,120

4

             285,120

           45,120

         240,000

5

             240,000

                    -  

         240,000

Answer 2 (C)

Units-of-production

Cost of assets (1200000*1.10)

1320000

Salvage value

240000

Depreciable cost

1080000

Divided: useful life in miles Total of Miles

               36,000

Depreciation expense per mile

                        30

Year

Miles

Depreciation expense per mile

Depreciation expense

1

               10,000

                   30

         300,000

2

               15,000

                   30

         450,000

3

                  4,250

                   30

         127,500

4

                  4,250

                   30

         127,500

5

                  2,500

                   30

           75,000

Straight-line depreciation

Years

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Income before Depreciation and interest expense

             600.0

         800.0

     1,000.0

     1,100.0

           1,200.0

Less: Depreciation expense

             216.0

         216.0

         216.0

         216.0

               216.0

Income before interest expense

             384.0

         584.0

         784.0

         884.0

               984.0

Less: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Net income

             319.2

         519.2

         719.2

         819.2

               919.2

Income before interest expense

             384.0

         584.0

         784.0

         884.0

               984.0

Divided by: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Times interest earned ratio

                5.93

           9.01

         12.10

         13.64

               15.19

Beginning balance

          1,320.0

     1,104.0

         888.0

         672.0

               456.0

Less: Depreciation expense (in 000)

             216.0

         216.0

         216.0

         216.0

               216.0

Ending balance

          1,104.0

         888.0

         672.0

         456.0

               240.0

Average Book value ((Beginning balance+ Ending balance)/2)

          1,212.0

         996.0

         780.0

         564.0

               348.0

Sales revenue

             1,200

         1,700

         2,000

         2,100

               2,200

Divided by: Average Book value of asset

             1,212

            996

            780

            564

                   348

Fixed asset Turnover ratio

                0.99

           1.71

           2.56

           3.72

                 6.32

Double-declining-balance

Years

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Income before Depreciation and interest expense

             600.0

         800.0

     1,000.0

     1,100.0

           1,200.0

Less: Depreciation expense

             528.0

         316.8

         190.1

           45.1

Income before interest expense

                72.0

         483.2

         809.9

     1,054.9

           1,200.0

Less: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Net income

                  7.2

         418.4

         745.1

         990.1

           1,135.2

Income before interest expense

                72.0

         483.2

         809.9

     1,054.9

           1,200.0

Divided by: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Times interest earned ratio

                1.11

           7.46

         12.50

         16.28

               18.52

Beginning balance

          1,320.0

         792.0

         475.2

         285.1

               240.0

Less: Depreciation expense (in 000)

             528.0

         316.8

         190.1

           45.1

                      -  

Ending balance

             792.0

         475.2

         285.1

         240.0

               240.0

Average Book value ((Beginning balance+ Ending balance)/2)

          1,056.0

         633.6

         380.2

         262.6

               240.0

Sales revenue

             1,200

         1,700

         2,000

         2,100

               2,200

Divided by: Average Book value of asset

             1,056

            634

            380

            263

                   240

Fixed asset Turnover ratio

                1.14

           2.68

           5.26

           8.00

                 9.17

Units-of-production

Years

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Income before Depreciation and interest expense

             600.0

         800.0

     1,000.0

     1,100.0

           1,200.0

Less: Depreciation expense

             300.0

         450.0

         127.5

         127.5

                 75.0

Income before interest expense

             300.0

         350.0

         872.5

         972.5

           1,125.0

Less: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Net income

             235.2

         285.2

         807.7

         907.7

           1,060.2

Income before interest expense

             300.0

         350.0

         872.5

         972.5

           1,125.0

Divided by: Interest expense

                64.8

           64.8

           64.8

           64.8

                 64.8

Times interest earned ratio

                4.63

           5.40

         13.46

         15.01

               17.36

Beginning balance

          1,320.0

     1,020.0

         570.0

         442.5

               315.0

Less: Depreciation expense (in 000)

             300.0

         450.0

         127.5

         127.5

                 75.0

Ending balance

          1,020.0

         570.0

         442.5

       315.0

               240.0

Average Book value ((Beginning balance+ Ending balance)/2)

          1,170.0

         795.0

         506.3

         378.8

               277.5

Sales revenue

             1,200

         1,700

         2,000

         2,100

               2,200

Divided by: Average Book value of asset

             1,170

            795

            506

            379

                   278

Fixed asset Turnover ratio

                1.03

           2.14

           3.95

           5.54

                 7.93

Answer 4

Under straight line method, year 2016 Fixed assets turnover ratio is less than 1. Loan covenants would be violated.

Under Double-declining-balance, year 2016 Times interest earned ratio is below 3. Loan covenants would be violated.

Under Units-of-production, loan covenants would not be violated.


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