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Nick Warf, the company president, has found a vendor for the equipment. Clapton Acoustical Equipment has...

Nick Warf, the company president, has found a vendor for the equipment. Clapton Acoustical Equipment has offered to sell Warf Computers the necessary equipment at a price of $4 million. Because of the rapid development of new technology, the equipment falls in the three-year MACRS depreciation class. At the end of four years, the market value of the equipment is expected to be $480,000.

Alternatively, the company can lease the equipment from Hendrix Leasing. The lease contract calls for four annual payments of $1,040,000, due at the beginning of the year. Additionally, Warf Computers must make a security deposit of $240,000 that will be returned when the lease expires. Warf Computers can issue bonds with a yield of 11 percent, and the company has a marginal tax rate of 35 percent.

1. Calculate the NAL (Net Advantage to Leasing).

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Expert Solution

A) Buy option

First of all let us calculate depreciation

Year Opening balance Depreciation rate Depreciation Closing balance
1 4000000 33.33% 1333200 2666800
2 2666800 44.45% 1778000 888800
3 888800 14.81% 592400 296400
4 296400 7.41% 296400 0

Cost of debt = Interest rate(1-tax rate)

=11%(1-0.35)

=11%(0.65)

=7.15%

Statement showing NPV

Particulars 0 1 2 3 4 NPV
Purchase of equipment -4000000
Depreciation 1333200 1778000 592400 296400
Tax savings @ 35% 466620 622300 207340 103740
Salvage value (480000(1-0.35)
=480,000(0.65)
=312000
312000
Total Cash flow -4000000 466620 622300 207340 415740
PVIF @ 7.15% 1 0.9333 0.8710 0.8129 0.7586
PV(Cash flow*PVIF) -4000000 435482.97 542020.17 168541.39 315393.77 -2538561.70

B) Leasing

Statement showing NPV

Particulars 0 1 2 3 4 NPV
Security deposit -240000
Lease -1040000 -1040000 -1040000 -1040000
tax Savings @ 35% 364000 364000 364000 364000
Post tax lease -676000 -676000 -676000 -676000
Security deposit 240000
Total cash flow -916000 -676000 -676000 -676000 240000
PVIF @ 7.15% 1.0000 0.9333 0.8710 0.8129 0.7586
PV(Cash flow*PVIF) -916000 -630891.2739 -588792.6028 -549503.1291 182071.739 -2503115.3

NAL = 2538561.7-2503115.3 = 35446.43


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