airstat is replacing an old stamping line that costs 80,000 five years ago, with
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Question
airstat is replacing an old stamping line that costs 80,000 five years ago, with a new more, efficent machine that will cost $225,000. shipping and installation will cost an additional $20,000. the old machine has a book value of $15,000 but will be sold as scrap for $5,000. the new machine will be depreciated with a seven year life under macrs guidelines. with increased production, inventory will increase $4,000, accounts receivable will increase $16,000 and accounts payable will increase $14,000. if airstat has a marginal tax rate of 40% what is the net investment?
Explanation / Answer
Calculation of Net Investment:
Cost of the New Machine = 225000 + 20000 = $245000
Scrap Value of the existing machine = $5000
Investment in Working capital = Increase in Receivable - Increase in payable = 16000 - 4000 = $12000
Net Investment
= Cost of the New Machine - Scrap Value of the existing machine + Investment in Working capital
= 245000 - 5000 + 12000
= $252000
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