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Your firm is considering the purchase of a new piece of equipment that would cos

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Question

Your firm is considering the purchase of a new piece of equipment that would cost $250,000. This piece of equipment will be used on a short term (4 year) project. The equipment will be depreciated straight-line to zero over its four year life and you will be able to sell the piece of equipment for $40,000 at the end of the project. You will save $110,000 before taxes per year by purchasing the piece of equipment and you will be able to reduce working capital by $50,000. Assume a tax rate of 35% (HINT: Use the tax-shield approach to calculate the OCF) If the required return on the project is 13%, what is the NPV of this project? (Please format your answer as $XX,XXX.XX) What is the IRR of the project? (Please format your answer as XX.XX%) Should you accept or reject the purchase of this piece of equipment? (Please write either “Accept” or “Reject.”)

Explanation / Answer

Year Capital flow Red. in W.C. Inflow Depn EBT Tax 35% PAT OCF FCF Disc Fact Disc Cash Flow 0        -2,50,000 -250000 1      -2,50,000.00 1             50,000         1,10,000         52,500        57,500                  20,125                  37,375                  89,875 139875 0.884956        1,23,783.19 2         1,10,000         52,500        57,500                  20,125                  37,375                  89,875 89875 0.783147            70,385.31 3         1,10,000         52,500        57,500                  20,125                  37,375                  89,875 89875 0.69305            62,287.88 4              40,000           -50,000         1,10,000         52,500        57,500                  20,125                  37,375                  89,875 79875 0.613319            48,988.83 NPV            55,445.21 Assume after 5th Year working capital of 50000 required IRR 24.54%

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