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A current asset? (defender) is being evaluated for potential replacement. It was purchased four years ago...

A current asset? (defender) is being evaluated for potential replacement. It was purchased four years ago at a cost of ?$65,000. It has been depreciated as a MACRS? (GDS) five-year? property-class asset. The corresponding depreciation rates? are: 20%,? 32%, 19.2%,? 11.52%, 11.52% and? 5.76%. The present MV of the defender is ?$11,000. Its remaining useful life is estimated to be four? years, but it will require additional repair work now? (a one-time ?$4,000 ?expense) to provide continuing service equivalent to the challenger. The current effective income tax rate is 39?%, and the? after-tax MARR=10?% per year. Based on an outsider? viewpoint, what is the? after-tax initial investment in the defender if it is kept? (not replaced? now)?

The total? after-tax investment in the defender is $________?

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Cost of macine       65,000
Depreciation       53,768
WDV       11,232
Sale price       11,000
Profit/(Loss)           (232)
Tax        (90.48)
Sale price after tax       11,090
Depreciation Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Year-4 Total
Cost     65,000       65,000     65,000      65,000
Dep Rate 20.00% 32.00% 19.20% 11.52%
Deprecaition     13,000       20,800     12,480        7,488     53,768
Repair work          4,000
Tax benefit @ 39%        (1,560)
After tax cost          2,440
Total Cost       13,530

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