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Your firm is considering buying a machine for $10,000. The machine will produce annual cost savings...

Your firm is considering buying a machine for $10,000. The machine will produce annual cost savings of $3000 for the next five years. The machine will be depreciated over the 5 year period using the accelerated depreciation percentages allowed in the US (20%, 32%, 19.2%, 11.52%, 11.52%, 5.76% for each of the years 1,2,…,6). At the end of the sixth year, the machine will be sold for a salvage value of $4000. If the WACC is 12% and the tax rate is 35%, should this machine be bought?

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Ref Particulars Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
a Operating cash flow $         3,000.00 $                 3,000.00 $         3,000.00 $         3,000.00 $         3,000.00 $                 -  
Gain on sale of asset $     4,000.00
b Depreciation $        (2,000.00) $               (3,200.00) $       (1,920.00) $       (1,152.00) $       (1,152.00) $       (576.00)
c=a-b Profit before tax $         1,000.00 $                   (200.00) $         1,080.00 $         1,848.00 $         1,848.00 $     3,424.00
Less: taxes $             350.00 $                     (70.00) $            378.00 $            646.80 $            646.80 $     1,198.40
Profit after tax $             650.00 $                   (130.00) $            702.00 $         1,201.20 $         1,201.20 $     2,225.60
Add: depreciation $         2,000.00 $                 3,200.00 $         1,920.00 $         1,152.00 $         1,152.00 $        576.00
Cash flow after tax $         2,650.00 $                 3,070.00 $         2,622.00 $         2,353.20 $         2,353.20 $     2,801.60
d Present value factor@ 12.0% 0.892857143 0.797193878 0.711780248 0.635518078 0.567426856 0.506631121
e=c*d Present value of annual cashflows $         2,366.07 $                 2,447.39 $         1,866.29 $         1,495.50 $         1,335.27 $     1,419.38
Total present value of annual cash inflows $       10,929.89
Less: investment $       10,000.00
Working capital $                      -  
NPV $             929.89

As NPV is positive, machine can be bought.


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