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Park Equipment Leasing purchased a new milling machine for $1.8 million. They depreciate it using MACRS...

Park Equipment Leasing purchased a new milling machine for $1.8 million. They depreciate it using MACRS (5-year property). They lease it to Valles Global Industries for $600,000 a year for eight years. Under the Park-O-Matic leasing option, Valles Global owns the machine after the eight years. Park Equipment leasing uses an After-Tax MARR of 12% and pays 38% income tax. Is this a profitable deal for Park Equipment leasing?

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