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1. Maersk is negotiating to lease ten new cargo containers with GE Leasing. The firm has...

1. Maersk is negotiating to lease ten new cargo containers with GE Leasing. The firm has received an offer from BSL Containers for a total purchase price of $1,000,000. The terms of the lease include four payments of $270,000, with each payment occurring at the beginning of the year. An alternative to leasing is to borrow the money and buy the containers. The $1,000,000 amortized term loan for four years has an annual interest rate of 10%. Assume the trucks fall into the MACRS 3-year class and has an expected residual value of $100,000. The applicable depreciation rates are .3333, .4445, .1481 and .0741. Maintenance costs would be included in the lease. If the containers are purchased, a maintenance contract would be bought at the beginning of each year for $15,000 annually. Maersk plans to buy a new fleet of containers at the end of the fourth year. The firm has an effective tax rate of 21%.

a). What is Ace’s present value of the cost of owning?

b.) What is Ace’s present value of the cost of leasing?

c.) What is Ace’s Net Advantage to Leasing (NAL)?

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a) PV COST OF OWNING:
Discount rate = 10*(1-0.21) = 7.90%
Loan amortization:
Annual installments due at the end of the year = 1000000*0.10*1.1^4/(1.1^4-1) = $   3,15,471
Amortization table:
0 1 2 3 4
Beginning loan balance 1000000 784529 547511 286791
Interest at 10% 100000 78453 54751 28679
Total 1100000 862982 602262 315470
Less: Installment payment 315471 315471 315471 315470
Ending loan balance 784529 547511 286791 0
After tax interest (Interest*0.79) 79000 61978 43253 22656
Repayment of principal 215471 237018 260720 286791
Depreciation:
Depreciation rate 0.3333 0.4445 0.1481 0.0741
Depreciation on 1000000 333300 444500 148100 74100 1000000
The PV of owning is calculated in the table below:
Principal repayment -215471 -237018 -260720 -286791 -1000000
After tax interest -79000 -61978 -43253 -22656 -206888
Tax shield on depreciation at 21% 69993 93345 31101 15561 210000
After tax maintenance costs (15000*0.79) -11850 -11850 -11850 -11850
After tax residual value = 100000*79% = 79000
Net cash flows -11850 -236328 -217501 -284722 -214886
PVIF at 7.9% 1 0.92678 0.85893 0.79604 0.73776
PV at 7.9% -11850 -219025 -186818 -226651 -158534
PV OF OWNING $ -8,02,878
b) PV OF LEASING:
After tax lease payments = 270000*(1-0.21) = 213300
PV of leasing = -213300*1.079*(1.079^4-1)/(0.079*1.079^4) = $ -7,63,988
c) NET ADVANTAGE OF LEASING:
PV of leasing $ -7,63,988
Less: PV of owning $ -8,02,878
NET ADVANTAGE OF LEASING: $38,890

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