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A manufacturer of printed circuit boards is considering purchasing a new surface mount technology component placement...

A manufacturer of printed circuit boards is considering purchasing a new surface mount technology component placement system. Two machines are under consideration and the following information is prepared for the economic evaluation. If the company's after-tax MARR of 12% per year and MACRS with a 7-year recovery period is used, compute the after-tax cash flow(ATCF) at the end of year 8 for the Machine Q. Assume an effective tax of 35% per year.

Machine

Q

R

First costs

$392,248

$395,000

Net annual revenue

$150,000 in year 1, increasing by $500 per
year thereafter

$152,500

Market value at the end of the useful life

$4000

0

Life, years

8

10

Correct answer is 108,497.9

Please show all work to get answer, also please don't just use excel

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Expert Solution

First find the depreciation schedule for  MACRS with a 7-year recovery period

Year Depreciation rate Depreciation Depreciation cumulative Book value
1 14.29% 56052.24 56052.24 336195.8
2 24.49% 96061.54 152113.8 240134.2
3 17.49% 68604.18 220717.9 171530.1
4 12.49% 48991.78 269709.7 122538.3
5 8.93% 35027.75 304737.5 87510.53
6 8.92% 34988.52 339726 52522.01
7 8.93% 35027.75 374753.7 17494.26
8 4.46% 17494.26 392248 0

Below is the cash flow statement for 8 years. Revenue is increased at $500 per year. Taxable income is Revenue - depreciation. Then taxes are charged at 35% so that net income is 65% of taxable income

Depreciation is added back to the net income to get the required after tax cash flows. In year 8, book value is 0, so capital gain is entire salvage value which is 4000. Capital gain tax is 35% or 1400 so the same is subtracted in year 8. This gives the ATCF for 8th year

Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Income statement
Revenues 150000 150500 151000 151500 152000 152500 153000 153500
Expenses
Depreciation 56052.24 96061.54 68604.18 48991.78 35027.75 34988.52 35027.75 17494.26
Taxable income 93947.76 54438.46 82395.82 102508.2 116972.3 117511.5 117972.3 136005.7
Income tax 32882 19053 28839 35878 40940 41129 41290 47602
Net income 61066 35385 53557 66630 76032 76382 76682 88404
Cash flow statement
Operating activities
Net income 61066 35385 53557 66630 76032 76382 76682 88404
Depreciation 56052.24 96061.54 68604.18 48991.78 35027.75 34988.52 35027.75 17494.26
Investment activities
Investment -392248
Salvage 4000
Gains tax -1400
Net cash flow -392248 117118 131447 122161 115622 111060 111371 111710 108498

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