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You are considering creating a new product line in warehouse space that originally cost you $52,895...

You are considering creating a new product line in warehouse space that originally cost you $52,895 5 years ago.  

The required machinery would cost $6,786, should last 9 years, after which could be scrapped for $887.
Net working capital would need to immediately increase by $4,332, but could return to normal levels after 9 years.
Annual sales and operating costs are expected to be $7,097 and $1,688, respectively.
18% of customers are expected to switch over from your existing product lines.
Your firm's cost of capital (WACC) is 8.3% and effective corporate tax rate is 43%.
Your firm uses straight line depreciation as its depreciation method.
What is this project's incremental cash flow in its final year 9?

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4 Free cash flow can be calculated as follows:
5 Free Cash Flow = Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures - Change in working capital
6 Operating Cash Flow = EBIT*(1-Tax Rate)+Depreciation
7 Tax Rate 43%
8 Amount spent on warehouse space is an opportunity cost.
9 Opportunity cost for warehouse space                   52,895
10 Life of the project 9 years
11 Immediate investment in Machinery $6,786
12 Initial investment in working capital $4,332
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15 Depreciation each year can be calculated as follows:
16 Machine Cost $6,786
17 Life of Machine 9 years
18 Salvage value 887
19 Depreciation per year =(Investment - Salvage Value)/Expected life of equipment
20 $655 =(D16-D18)/D17
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22 Hence depreciation each year can be calculated as follows:
23 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 9
24 Depreciation (B*rt) $655 $655 $655 $655 $655
25 Book Value $6,786 $6,131 $5,475 $4,820 $4,164 $887
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27 Net Proceed from sale calculation:
28 Market Value at the end of 9th year $887
29 Book Value of machine at the end of 9th year $887
30 Gain or Loss on sale of Machine =Proceed From Sale - Book value at the end of sale
31 $0
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33 Gain or Loss on sale of Machine $0
34 Tax on Gain & Loss $0.00
35 Net Proceed from Sale of Machine =Proceed from Sale - Tax Expense on gain or loss
36 $887 =D28-D34
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38 Free cash Flow calculation:
39 Free cash flow can be calculated as followed:
40 Year 0 1 2 3 9
41 Revenue $7,097 $7,097 $7,097 $7,097 $7,097
42 Operating Expense ($1,688) ($1,688) ($1,688) ($1,688) ($1,688)
43 Depreciation ($655) ($655) ($655) ($655) ($655) =-$D$20
44 Operating Income Before Tax (EBIT) $4,754 $4,754 $4,754 $4,754 $4,754 =SUM(I41:I43)
45 Tax (@43%) ($2,044) ($2,044) ($2,044) ($2,044) ($2,044) =-I44*$D$7
46 After Tax operating income (EBIT*(1-T)) $2,710 $2,710 $2,710 $2,710 $2,710 =I44+I45
47 Add Depreciation $655 $655 $655 $655 $655 =-I43
48 Operating Cash Flow $3,365 $3,365 $3,365 $3,365 $3,365 =I46+I47
49 Opportunity Cost ($52,895)
50 Initial investment ($6,786)
51 Investment in Working Capital ($4,332) $0 $0 $0 $0 $4,332 =-D51
52 Net Proceed from Sale of Equipment $887 =D36
53 Free Cash Flow ($11,118) $3,365 $3,365 $3,365 $3,365 $8,584 =SUM(I48:I52)
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55 Hence incremental cash flow in year 9 is $8,584
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