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1. Panther Corporation sells boxes of chocolates. They currently offer two different types, flip flop shaped...

1. Panther Corporation sells boxes of chocolates. They currently offer two different types, flip flop shaped candies and sun shaped candies. Currently, the average after-tax cash flows are $83,525 per year. One of the employees, proposed a cost savings plan. Her plan was to purchase a new chocolate filing machine, which would decrease direct labor by automating some of the process. The machine costs $22,000 and would last the company 6 years. The average after-tax cash flows after the implementation are expected to be $113,665 per year. Panther Corporation's desired rate of return is 10% and tax rate of 35%

Required:

Show the annual cash flows and the NPV of the employees cost saving project

How would the BS and IS be impacted

2. On January 1, Panther Corporation purchased a packing machine, costing $62,400, by signing a promissory note with 9-year, 2.75% terms with bi-annual payments, every June and December.

Show the entire amortization schedule and highlight the total, interest and principal payment for payment number 9. Also, specify what year/month this payment occurs.

Assuming all of the terms remain the same, how much could Panther Company spend on the machine to have a bi-annual payment of $3,000?

Please use excel.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution 1

Current Situation

Year

NPAT

10% factor

NPV

1

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.9091

     75,932

2

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.8264

     69,029

3

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.7513

     62,754

4

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.6830

     57,049

5

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.6209

     51,862

6

Cash Inflow

             83,525

          0.5645

     47,148

3,63,773

Proposed Situation

Year

NPAT

10% factor

NPV

0

Cash Outflow

             22,000

          1.0000

   -22,000

1

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.9091

1,03,332

2

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.8264

     93,938

3

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.7513

     85,398

4

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.6830

     77,635

5

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.6209

     70,577

6

Cash Inflow

         1,13,665

          0.5645

     64,161

4,73,041

SINCE NPV IS MORE IN PROPOSED SITUATION, IT IS MORE FEASIBLE

New Asset purchased would be shown under Fixed Asset in BS

Bank or Cash Balance from which purchased would be affected in BS

Income statement would have net inflow of 1,13,665 each year

Solution 2

Cost

                62,400

Periods

                        18

Since semianually, hence 9*2=18

Interest Cost

2.75%

Amortization formulae

62400/14.0488

PVIAF of 2.75% for 18 periods

Amortization Amount

                  4,442

Period

Opening Amount

Interest

Principal

Closing Amount

1

                62,400

               1,716

            4,442

     59,674

2

                59,674

               1,641

            4,442

     56,873

3

                56,873

               1,564

            4,442

     53,995

4

                53,995

               1,485

            4,442

     51,038

5

                51,038

               1,404

            4,442

     47,999

6

                47,999

               1,320

            4,442

     44,877

7

                44,877

               1,234

            4,442

     41,670

8

                41,670

               1,146

            4,442

     38,373

9

                38,373

               1,055

            4,442

     34,987

10

                34,987

                   962

            4,442

     31,507

11

                31,507

                   866

            4,442

     27,931

12

                27,931

                   768

            4,442

     24,257

13

                24,257

                   667

            4,442

     20,483

14

                20,483

                   563

            4,442

     16,604

15

                16,604

                   457

            4,442

     12,618

16

                12,618

                   347

            4,442

       8,523

17

                  8,523

                   234

            4,442

       4,316

18

                  4,316

                   119

            4,442

              -  

To have Bi Annual Payment of 3000, the cost of machine should have been

3000

14.0488

             42,146

PVIFA Factor

COST OF MACHINE


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