Question

In: Accounting

Al Bundy wants to start a shoe store. It will cost $150,000 to get the business...

Al Bundy wants to start a shoe store. It will cost $150,000 to get the business started. Al can borrow the money from a bank at 5.5% interest rate. The estimated net cash flows from the business for the first 6 years are:    -$50,000; -$20,000; $100,000; $180,000; $300,000; $360,000. Al will be happy to earn at least 12% so use a 12% discount rate. Answers questions 21-23.

21. The net present value of this business opportunity is:

   a. $327,600                c. $387,600

   b. $487,600                d. None

22. The internal rate of return of this business opportunity is:

   a. 33.32%            c. 19.90%

   b. 38.48%            d. None

23. How much is the payback period for this business opportunity?

   a. 6.5 Years         c. 3.75 Years

   b. 7.5 Years         d. None

Solutions

Expert Solution

Question 21: Net present Value

Net present value = Discounted cash inflows - Discounted cash outflows

Year Cash Flow Present value factor @12% Discounted Cash Flow
0 (150000) 1 (150000)
1 (50000) 0.893 (44643)
2 (20000) 0.797 (15944)
3 100000 0.712 71178
4 180000 0.635 114393
5 300000 0.567 170228
6 360000 0.507 182387

Discounted Cash inflows = 71178 + 114393 + 170228 + 182387 = $538186

Discounted Cash Outflows = 150000 + 44643 + 15944 = $210586

So Net present value = $538186 - $210586 = $327600

So the Answer is Option A.

Question 22:

Internal rate of return is the rate at which Net present value is equal to Zero.

Internal rate of return(IRR) can be calculated for a multiple uneven cash flow using Guess rate method.

Let us assume the IRR is 36%

Year Cash Flow Present value factor @36% Discounted Cash Flow
0 (150000) 1 (150000)
1 (50000) 0.735 (36765)
2 (20000) 0.541 (10813)
3 100000 0.397 39754
4 180000 0.292 52616
5 300000 0.215 64480
6 360000 0.158

56894

Discounted Cash inflow = $213745

Discounted cash outflow = $197578

Net present value = 213745 - 197578 = $16167

Let the guess rate be 40%. Then NPV will be as follows:

Year Cash Flow Present value factor @40% Discounted Cash Flow
0 (150000) 1 (150000)
1 (50000) 0.714 (35714)
2 (20000) 0.510 (10204)
3 100000 0.364 36443
4 180000 0.260 46855
5 300000 0.186 55780
6 360000 0.133 47812

Discounted Cash inflow = $186891

Discounted cash outflow = $195918

Net present value = 213745 - 197578 = - $9027

At 36% , NPV = 16167

At 40%, NPV = -9027

For every 1% increase in IRR, NPV reduces by (16167+9027) / 4 = 6300.

The NPV should reduce from 16167 to 0. So it should get reduced by $16167.

1% --------6300

x %---------16167

x = 16167 / 6300 = 2.48 approximately

So the IRR should increase by 2.48% from 36% to make NPV = 0

So the internal rate of return = 38.48%

So the Answer is Option B.

Question 23: Pay Back period

Year Unrecovered Investment at the start of year Investment required Cash Inflow Unrecovered investment at the end of year
0 0 150000 0 150000
1 150000 50000 0 200000
2 200000 20000 0 220000
3 220000 0 100000 120000
4 120000 0 180000 0

Pay back period = (Years before full recovery) + (Unrecovered investment at the start of year / Cash flow during the year)

Pay back period = 3 + (120000/180000) = 3.67 years approximately 3.75 years.

So the answer is Option C.


Related Solutions

You are the potential buyer of a business, a shoe store.
You are the potential buyer of a business, a shoe store. You are negotiating with the seller: The seller is offering a selling price of $500,000. The seller calculated the NVP (business value) of $500,000, by forecasting future cash flows and applying a discount rate of 12%. In your negotiations, you agree with the future cash flow projections, but you want to pay a lower price.What different discount rate will you suggest be used?Are you sure about that discount rate?...
To increase business, the owner of a shoe store is running a promotion in which a...
To increase business, the owner of a shoe store is running a promotion in which a customer's bill can be selected at random to receive a discount. When a customer's bill is printed, a program in the cash register determines randomly whether the customer will receive a discount on the bill. The program was written to generate a discount with a probability of 0.15; that is, 15% of the bills get a discount in the long run. However, the owner...
Suppose the manager of a shoe store wants to determine the current percentage of customers who...
Suppose the manager of a shoe store wants to determine the current percentage of customers who are males. How many customers should the manager survey in order to be 99% confident that the estimated (sample) proportion is within 10 percentage points of the true population proportion of customers who are males? z0.10 z0.05 z0.04 z0.025 z0.01 z0.005 1.282 1.645 1.751 1.960 2.326 2.576
Suppose the manager of a shoe store wants to determine the current percentage of customers who...
Suppose the manager of a shoe store wants to determine the current percentage of customers who are males. How many customers should the manager survey in order to be 92% confident that the estimated (sample) proportion is within 10 percentage points of the true population proportion of customers who are males? z0.10 z0.05 z0.04 z0.025 z0.01 z0.005 1.282 1.645 1.751 1.960 2.326 2.576
Dean made a statistical estimation of the cost-output relationship for a shoe store. The data for...
Dean made a statistical estimation of the cost-output relationship for a shoe store. The data for the firm is given in the following table. x 4.5 7 9 10 15 20 33 50 y 3 3.3 3.4 3.5 4.5 5.5 7.5 12 Here x is the output in thousands of pairs of shoes, and y is the cost in thousands of dollars. A. Determine the best-fitting line (using least squares). S1(x) = Incorrect: Your answer is incorrect. r2 = B....
Hannah wants to start a Wellness Center. She will need $181096 to get started. It will...
Hannah wants to start a Wellness Center. She will need $181096 to get started. It will take time for the business to become profitable so she expects that she can repay $11570 each year for the first five years. Each year after that she will increase her payment by X so her 6th payment would be $11570+X, and the 7th would be $11570+2X. If the bank is charging 5.2%/year compounded annually, and the loan is a ten year loan what...
Problem 3 A) Pierluigi is trying to get a loan for $10,000 to start a business...
Problem 3 A) Pierluigi is trying to get a loan for $10,000 to start a business as a financial advisor and is trying to decide between several options. (15 points) i) A $10,000 loan that needs to be paid back after 5 years with a 5% nominal annual interest rate, compounded monthly. ii) A $10,000 loan that needs to be paid back after 6 years, the first 2 years there is no interest, and after the annual effective interest rate...
Tom wants to start a new project. A project requires a start up cost of $11000...
Tom wants to start a new project. A project requires a start up cost of $11000 today and 20 annual cost of $4500 starting in one year. Starting at the end of the 21th year, the project returns 10 annual payments of $Y. Find Y so that the project yields an annual effective rate of 5% over the 30 years. PLZ by hand and not excel
1. The Polyana Shoe Store had sales last year of $40 million based upon a cost...
1. The Polyana Shoe Store had sales last year of $40 million based upon a cost of goods sold of $30 million. Purchases represent 75% of COGS. Polyana also has inventory, accounts receivable and accounts payable of $5,000,000, $7,000,000, and $3,500,000, respectively. (Round-up the days to next whole number) a) What is Polyana’s cash conversion cycle period? b) Based on current sales and cash conversion cycle, what is Polyana’s working capital requirement? c) If sales remain at $40 million and...
Michelle owns appreciated property and she wants to use this property to start a business with...
Michelle owns appreciated property and she wants to use this property to start a business with her son, Lance. Michelle is considering making a contribution of the property to a newly organized corporation in exchange for 100 percent of the corporate stock. She then contemplates giving half of the stock to Lance in exchange for his promise to manage the business. (1) Do you think this transaction will qualify for Section 351 Treatment? (2) Suppose Michelle promises that she won't...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT