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Fantastic Flooring (FF) is a carpet wholesale company. FF is considering building a new inventory warehouse for $400,000. The warehouse would allow FF to increase their pre-tax cash flows by $50,000 each year. The company would plan to use the warehouse for 20 years before selling it for $200,000. The company uses straight-line depreciation. FF’s tax rate is 30%, and the required rate of return is 10%. What is the Excess Present Value Index of the proposed investment (rounded to 4 decimal places)?
A) .3542 B) .5000 C) .7552 D) .8331 E) .9250
Option E is correct.
Particulars | Amount | |
Present value of annual cashflows | 349,057.60 | |
Present value of terminal cashflows | 20,860.00 | |
A | Total present value of future cash inflows | 369,917.60 |
B | Less: present value of initial cashflows | 400,000.00 |
Net present value | (30,082.40) | |
C= A/B | Present value index | 0.9248 |
Depreciation per year | |
Particualrs | Amount |
Cost | 400,000 |
Residual value | - |
Useful life | 20 years |
Depreciation per year | [ 400000-0 ]/ 20 |
Depreciation per year= | 20,000 |
Ref | Annual cash flows | Amount | |
a | Savings | 50,000 | |
b | Less: operating costs | - | |
Less: depreciation | 20,000 | ||
Profit before tax | 30,000 | ||
Less: tax@ 30% | 9,000 | ||
Profit after tax | 21,000 | ||
Add: depreciation | 20,000 | ||
c | Annual cash flow after tax | 41,000 | |
d | Present value annuity factor (20 years, 10%) | 8.513600 | |
e=c*d | Present value of annual cashflows | 349,057.60 |
Present value of terminal cash flows | |||
ref | Particulars | Amount | |
a | Terminal cash flows: | ||
Working capital recover | - | ||
Residual value of equipment | 140,000 | ||
Total terminal cash flows | 140,000 | ||
b | Present value factor (20 years, 10%) | 0.14900 | |
c=a*b | Present value | 20,860.00 |
*Salvage value | ||
Cash proceeds | 200000 | |
Less: tax@ 30% | 60000 | |
Net proceeds | 140000 |