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Q3)      The Kam Steel Corporation is trying to decide whether to lease or buy a...

Q3)      The Kam Steel Corporation is trying to decide whether to lease or buy a new production equipment. Management has already determined that acquisition of the system has a positive NPV. The system costs $375,000 and qualifies for a 25% CCA rate. The equipment will have a $95,000 salvage value in 5 years. Wildcat's tax rate is 36%, and the firm can borrow at 9%. Southtown Leasing Company has offered to lease the drilling equipment to Wildcat for payments of $35,000 per year. Southtown's policy is to require its lessees to make payments at the start of the year. Based on the given information, what is the NAL for Wildcat?

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Formula sheet

A B C D E F G H I J
2
3
4 Cost of purchasing the equipment:
5
6 Depreciation each year can be calculated as follows:
7 Investment in the system 375000
8 Tax basis of the equipment (B) =D7
9
10 CCA Rate 0.25
11 Hence depreciation each year can be calculated as follows:
12 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
13 CCA rate (rt) 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25
14 Depreciation (B*rt) =D15*E13 =E15*F13 =F15*G13 =G15*H13 =H15*I13
15 Book Value =D8 =D15-E14 =E15-F14 =F15-G14 =G15-H14 =H15-I14
16
17
18 Calculation of after tax net cash flow from the sale of the machine:
19 Proceed from sale of system at the end of year 5 95000
20 Book Value of system at the end of year 5 =I15
21 Gain or Loss on sale =Proceed From Sale - Book value at the end of sale
22 =D19-D20
23
24 Tax rate 0.36
25 Gain or Loss on sale =D22
26 Tax on Gain & Loss =D25*D24
27 Net Proceed from Sale of assets at the end =Proceed from Sale - Tax Expense on gain or loss
28 =D19-D26
29
30 Hence after-tax net cash flow from the sale of system =D28
31
32 Loan Payment Calculation:
33 Amount of loan taken =D7
34 Interest rate 0.09
35 Period 5
36 Annual interest payment =D33*D34
37 Payment of priciple at the end of year 5 =D33
38
39 Cost of buy option can be calculated as follows:
40
41 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
42 Interest Payment =-$D$36 =-$D$36 =-$D$36 =-$D$36 =-$D$36
43 Depreciation =-E14 =-F14 =-G14 =-H14 =-I14
44 Income Before Tax =SUM(E42:E43) =SUM(F42:F43) =SUM(G42:G43) =SUM(H42:H43) =SUM(I42:I43)
45 Tax expense =-E44*$D$24 =-F44*$D$24 =-G44*$D$24 =-H44*$D$24 =-I44*$D$24
46 Net Income =E44+E45 =F44+F45 =G44+G45 =H44+H45 =I44+I45
47 Add Depreciation =-E43 =-F43 =-G43 =-H43 =-I43
48 Cost of asset =-D7
49 Loan Value =D33
50 Net cash flow from the sale of the machine =D30
51 Debt principle repayment =-D33
52 Net Cash Flow from Buying the Machine =SUM(D46:D51) =SUM(E46:E51) =SUM(F46:F51) =SUM(G46:G51) =SUM(H46:H51) =SUM(I46:I51)
53 Cost of capital (i) = cost of debt =D34
54 (P/F,i,n) =1/((1+$D53)^D41) =1/((1+$D53)^E41) =1/((1+$D53)^F41) =1/((1+$D53)^G41) =1/((1+$D53)^H41) =1/((1+$D53)^I41)
55 Present value of net cash flows =D52*D54 =E52*E54 =F52*F54 =G52*G54 =H52*H54 =I52*I54
56 Cost of purchasing the equipment =Present Value of net cash flows
57 =SUM(D55:I55) =SUM(D55:I55)
58
59 Hence net cost of purchasing the equipment is =-D57
60
61
62 Calculation of Cost of leasing the equipment
63 Annual Lease Payment 35000
64
65
66 Year 0 1 2 3 4
67 Lease Payment =-D63 =D67 =E67 =F67 =G67
68 Tax Expense =-D67*$D$24 =-E67*$D$24 =-F67*$D$24 =-G67*$D$24 =-H67*$D$24
69 Net cash flow due to lease =D67+D68 =E67+E68 =F67+F68 =G67+G68 =H67+H68
70 Cost of capital (i) = cost of debt =D34
71 (P/F,i,n) =1/((1+$D70)^D66) =1/((1+$D70)^E66) =1/((1+$D70)^F66) =1/((1+$D70)^G66) =1/((1+$D70)^H66)
72 Present value of net cash flows =D69*D71 =E69*E71 =F69*F71 =G69*G71 =H69*H71
73 Cost of leasing the equipment =Present Value of net cash flows
74 =SUM(D72:H72) =SUM(D72:H72)
75
76 Hence cost of leasing the equipment is =-D74
77
78
79 Calculation of Net Advantage of leasing:
80 Net advantage to Leasing =Cost of Purchasing the equipment - Cost of leasing the equipment
81 =D59-D76 =D59-D76
82
83 Hence net advantage of leasing is =D81
84
85 Since net advantage of leasing is positive, hence the leasing option should be accepted.
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