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X Company is considering a new processor that costs $150,000.Shipping and setup costs for the...

X Company is considering a new processor that costs $150,000. Shipping and setup costs for the new processor are estimated to be $15,000. X’s working capital requirement is expected to increase by $17,000 when the new processor begins operation and is expected to be fully recoverable at the end of the project. The new processor’s useful life is expected to be 5 years and its salvage value at that point is estimated to be $60,000. The new processor is being depreciated using a 5-year ACRS life. Assume a tax rate of 35% and a cost of capital of 12%. Estimated incremental revenues and incremental cash operating expenses for the new processor before tax for each year are shown in the table below. Year Revenues Operating Expenses 1: $87,000 $23,000 2: $82,000 $25,000 3: $93,000 $30,000 4: $87,000 $23,000 5: $88,000 $29,000 The processor will be depreciated to a zero book value using the following annual depreciation rates that are applied to the original installed cost. Year Depreciation % 1: 15 2: 22 3 - 5: 21 A) What is the book value of the new processor at the end of Year 3? B) What is the incremental after-tax cash flows in Year 4? C) What is the total after-tax cash flows in Year 5? Total means incremental cash flows plus terminal cash flows.

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Processor Capitalized Cost  
Processor cost $         150,000
Shipping & Set up cost $           15,000
Total Captalized cost $         165,000
Depreciation details Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
Depreciation Rates   15% 22% 21% 21% 21%
Annual Depreciation expense   $             24,750 $         36,300 $             34,650 $         34,650 $        34,650
Book Value after 5 years $                    -  
Salvage value after 5 years $           60,000
Capital Gain $           60,000
Tax on Capital Gain @35% = $           21,000
After Tax salvage value $           39,000
Ans A.  
Total Captalized cost of Processor $         165,000
Accumulated depreciation upto year 3 $           95,700
Book Value of Processor at the end of year 3 $           69,300
  Cash flow details Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
  Capitalized cost of Processor $       (165,000)          
  Investment in NWC $          (17,000)          
a Total Initial Investment $       (182,000)          
  Cash flow from operations            
b Incremental sales revenue   $             87,000 $         82,000 $             93,000 $         87,000 $        88,000
c Less Incremental cash operating expense   $             23,000 $         25,000 $             30,000 $         23,000 $        29,000
d Less Depreciation expense   $             24,750 $         36,300 $             34,650 $         34,650 $        34,650
e Taxable Income=b-c-d   $             39,250 $         20,700 $             28,350 $         29,350 $        24,350
f Tax @ 35%   $        13,737.50 $      7,245.00 $         9,922.50 $   10,272.50 $     8,522.50
g After Tax incremental income   $        25,512.50 $    13,455.00 $       18,427.50 $   19,077.50 $   15,827.50
h Add back depreciation   $             24,750 $         36,300 $             34,650 $         34,650 $        34,650
i Net Incremental Cash flow from operations=g+h=   $        50,262.50 $    49,755.00 $       53,077.50 $   53,727.50 $   50,477.50
j Terminal Cash flow:            
k After Tax salvage value           $        39,000
l Return of NWC           $        17,000
m Total after Tax Terminal Cash flow           $        56,000
n Total Cash flow from project=a+i+m $      (182,000) $            50,263 $        49,755 $            53,078 $        53,728 $     106,478
Ans C.  
Total After Tax cash flows in year 4= $           53,728
   
Ans D.  
Total After Tax cash flows in year 5= $         106,478

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