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RougeRiver Furniture Limited projects unit sales for a new line of office desk to be as...

RougeRiver Furniture Limited projects unit sales for a new line of office desk to be as follows:

Year 1 2 3 4 5

Sales 2,000 4,000 5,000 3,000 1,000
Production of office desks will require net working capital each year equal to 20% of the sales revenues of the following year. Any remaining net working capital will be fully recovered at the end of year 5. Total fixed costs are $100,000 per year, variable costs are $80 per unit, and the desks are priced at $400 each. The plant and equipment needed for production will cost $1,000,000, and will have CCA rate of 25% on declining balance, and at the end of 5 years can be sold for $100,000. Assume asset pool is closed (any gain or loss on the disposal of the plant and equipment will be taxable/tax deductible). The company has a marginal tax rate of 40% and requires a return of 15% on the projects of this type. Should the company go ahead with the new line of office desk project?

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Tax rate 40%
Year-0 Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Year-4 Year-5
Tons                  2,000                   4,000                   5,000             3,000                   1,000
Sale Price                     400                      400                       400                 400                       400
variable cost                       80                        80                         80                   80                         80
Sale             800,000           1,600,000            2,000,000      1,200,000               400,000
Less: Operating Cost             160,000              320,000               400,000         240,000                 80,000
Contribution             640,000           1,280,000           1,600,000         960,000               320,000
Less: Fixed Cost             100,000              100,000               100,000         100,000               100,000
Less: Depreciation as per table given below             250,000              187,500               140,625         105,469                 79,102
Profit before tax             290,000              992,500           1,359,375         754,531               140,898
Tax             116,000              397,000               543,750         301,813                 56,359
Profit After Tax             174,000              595,500               815,625         452,719                 84,539
Add Depreciation             250,000              187,500               140,625         105,469                 79,102
Cash Profit After tax             424,000              783,000               956,250         558,188               163,641
Working capital-opening                       -               160,000              320,000               400,000         240,000                 80,000
Closing working capital            160,000             320,000              400,000               240,000           80,000                          -  
Movement            160,000             160,000                 80,000             (160,000)       (160,000)                (80,000)
Cost of macine           1,000,000
Depreciation              762,695
WDV              237,305
Sale price              100,000
Profit/(Loss)             (137,305)
Tax               (54,922)
Sale price after tax              154,922
Depreciation Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Year-4 Year-5 Total
Cost          1,000,000              750,000               562,500         421,875               316,406
Dep Rate 25.00% 25.00% 25.00% 25.00% 25.00%
Deprecaition             250,000              187,500               140,625         105,469                 79,102         762,695
WDV             750,000              562,500               421,875         316,406               237,305
   
Calculation of NPV
15.00%
Year Captial Working captial Operating cash Annual Cash flow PV factor Present values
0         (1,000,000)             (160,000)    (1,160,000) 1.000    (1,160,000)
1             (160,000)               424,000         264,000 0.870         229,565
2               (80,000)               783,000         703,000 0.756         531,569
3              160,000               956,250      1,116,250 0.658         733,952
4              160,000               558,188         718,188 0.572         410,626
5             154,922                 80,000               163,641         398,563 0.497         198,156
Net Present Value         943,869
Since NPV is positive, the project should be undertaken.

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