It costs $70,000 to buy a food truck, which will produce the
following incremental after-tax cash...
It costs $70,000 to buy a food truck, which will produce the
following incremental after-tax cash inflows: Year 1, $19,000; Year
2, $21,000; Year 3, $22,000; Year 4, $23,000. What is the payback
period?
It costs $53,000 to buy a food truck, which will produce the
following incremental after-tax cash inflows: Year 1, $25,000; Year
2, $20,000; Year 3, $20,000; Year 4, $25,000. Your discount rate is
10%. What is the discounted payback period?
A. 1.8 years
B. 2.4 years
C. 2.9 years
D. 3.6 years
Which of the following is considered an incremental cash
flow?
a. All costs associated with the project that have been incurred
prior to the time the analysis is being conducted.
b. Interest on funds borrowed to help finance the project.
c. The end-of-project recovery of any additional net operating
working capital required to operate the project.
d. Expenditures to date on research and development related to
the project, provided those costs have already been expensed for
tax purposes.
Worldwide trousers is considering an expansion of their existing
business. The incremental after-tax cash flows to the project
are:
Year 0: $-25,500
Year 1: $5,500
Year 2: $7,500
Year 3: $8,500
Year 4: $10,000
The unlettered cost of equity is 10%. The corporate tax rate is
40%.
A. Calculate the NPV of the project if it is all equity
financed.
B. Worldwide plans to issue a 4-year loan for $12,000 at an
interest rate of 8% to partially finance the...
Which of the following cash flows is NOT an incremental cash
flow associated with a project to dig a new gold mine?
Select one:
a. The cost of taking on new employees who will be hired to work
on the mine site.
b. The cost of land which will be purchased for the new
mine.
c. The cost of mining equipment which will be purchased for the
new mine.
d. The cost of an environmental impact study which has been...
Laura wants to buy a delivery truck. The truck costs $114,000 ,
and will allow her to increase her after tax profits by $17,000 per
year for the next 10 years. She will borrow 99% of the cost of the
truck for 10 years, at an interest rate of 6%. Laura’s unlevered
cost of capital is 15% and her tax rate is 22%. The loan includes a
$2,000 application fee. What is the NPV of buying the truck on
these...
Laura wants to buy a delivery truck. The truck costs $132,000 ,
and will allow her to increase her after tax profits by $24,000 per
year for the next 10 years. She will borrow 80% of the cost of the
truck for 10 years, at an interest rate of 6%. Laura’s unlevered
cost of capital is 17% and her tax rate is 34%. The loan includes a
$1,000 application fee. What is the NPV of buying the truck on
these...
Last year, you and two friends from college purchased a food
truck for $70,000 hoping to make
it big selling breakfast tacos. Your tacos were a big hit, and
an investor made an offer to buy
your business (truck, name, and all equipment) for $100,000
today (2020). Over the next 5 years,
you project annual revenue to be $50,000 with operating costs
of $10,000. Escalation of revenue
and operating costs are expected to be a washout. The MACRS
depreciation class...
A project will cost $50,000 today and produce equal after tax
cash flows for the next seven years (these will be the only cash
flows from the project). Your discount rate is 13%. If it turns out
your payback period is four years, what is the net present value of
this project?
A project requires an initial investment of $300,000 and expects
to produce an after-tax operating cash flow of $150,000 per year
for three years. The asset value will be depreciated using
straight-line depreciation over three years.At the end of the
project, the asset could be sold for a price of $100,000. Assume a
21% tax rate and 15% cost of capital. Calculate the NPV of the
project.
Which of the following is not considered a relevant concern in
determining incremental cash flows for a new product?
[CH-10]
a.
The final disposal of a product, including any tax effects
related to the sale of the product.
b.
Revenues from the existing product that would be lost as a
result of some customers switching to the new product.
c.
Shipping and installation costs associated with preparing the
machine to be used to produce the new product.
d.
The cost...