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New Co. has a DOL of 1.5. They predicted sales of 10,000 units, but it may be more like 12,000 units. If the OCF at the expected level is $1,000,000, what would you expect OCF to be at the higher level?
1. Ans . b) $1,300,000
Explanation:
Degree of operating leverage (DOL) = 1.5
Expected sales = 10,000 units
Operating Cash Flows (OCF) at the expected level = $1,000,000
Expected Increased Sales = 12,000 units.
Let OCF to be at the higher level = X
Formula:
DOL = Percentage change in operating income / Percentage
change in sales
1.5 = (X -$1,000,000)/ $1,000,000 /
(12,000-10,000)/10,0000
1.5 = (X -$1,000,000)/ $1,000,000 / 0.2
0.3 = (X -$1,000,000)/ $1,000,000
$300,000 = (X -$1,000,000)
X = $1,300,000
OCF to be at the higher level = $1,300,000
2. Ans. a) $114,364
Explanation:
Initial investment = $400,000
IRR = 18%
Project life = 6 years
Calculation of Annual Income
IRR is the rate of return at which NPV = 0
NPV = Present value of Cash inflows - Present Value of Cash
Outflows
0 = Present value of Cash inflows - $400,000
Present value of Cash inflows = $400,000
Annual Income = Present value of Cash inflows / PVAF
(IRR, t)
Annual Income = $400,000 / PVAF (18%, 6)
Annual Income = $400,000 / 3.49760256
Annual Income = $114,364.05
3. Ans. d) Each percentage is multiplied by the cost of the asset
Explanation: MACRS is the depreciation system followed in U.S. Here, cost of tangible property is distributed over a specified life. The life of the assets and depreciations rates are specified in IRC. Reasons why other options are False are as follows:
a) Each percentage is divided by the cost of the asset.
False, Each percentage is multiplied by the cost of the
asset.
b) Year three is always where the huge tax savings occurs.
False, no the depreciation rate is highest in year 2. Therefore,
year 2 is where huge tax savings occur.
c) The sum of the percentages does not always add up to 100%.
False, The sum of the percentages always add up to 100%.
e) Book value is important in the computation of
depreciation.
False, Original Cost of the asset is used to calculate the
depreciation.
4. Ans.a) $100,050
Explanation:
Calculation of Operating cash flows
Particulars | Amount |
Sales | $250,000.00 |
Less: cost | $(130,000.00) |
Less: Depreciation | $(25,000.00) |
Profit before tax | $95,000.00 |
less: Tax @ 21% | $(19,950.00) |
Profit after tax | $75,050.00 |
Add: Depreciation | $25,000.00 |
Operating cash flows | $100,050.00 |
Note :
PVAF = (1/(1+r))^1 + (1/(1+r))^2 +...+(1/(1+r))^n
or you can use Present value factor tables