Cobra Golf Co.is considering a proposal to replace an existing casting machine for producing a new line of low quality golf clubs. The machine is expected to have a four-year useful life and will be depreciated according to 3-year MACRS (.25, .38, .37). The machine will cost the company $100,000 plus freight and installation costs of $20,000. The machine will be fully depreciated and will have an ending market value of $30,000. Expanding the product line will increase inventories by $10,000, but costs will decrease by $50,000 per year. Assume a tax rate of 40 percent and a cost of capital of 10 percent. What are the annual cash flows? And calculate the NPV and IRR.
Answer.
1. Calculation of annual cash flow
= Decrease in cost per year - Increase in invetories cost per year
= $50000 - $10000
Annual cash flow = $40,000
2. Calculation of NPV
Working note 1
Total cost of asset = Cost of purchae+Freight &Installation charges
= $100000+20000
Total cost of asset =$1,20,000
Woking note 2-
Calculation of tax shield on depreciation
Year |
Cost of asset (a) |
Depreciation rate as per MACRs (b) |
Depreciation amount (c=a*b) |
Tax shield @ 40% (d=c*40%) |
1 | $120000 | 25% | $30000 | $12000 |
2 | $120000 | 38% | $45600 | $18240 |
3 | $120000 | 37% | $44400 | $17760 |
Calculation of NPV
Year | Particulars |
Cash Flow (a) |
Discountin Factor @ 10% (b) |
Present Value (c= a*b) |
0 | Cost of asset | -$1,20,000 | 1.00 | -$1,20,000 |
1-4 | Cash flow (wn.1) | $40,000 | 3.17 | $1,26,800 |
4 |
Salvage value ($30000(1-0.40) (Refer note 1 below) |
$18000 | 0.683 | $12,294 |
1 |
Tax shield on depreciation (wn.2) |
$12000 | 0.909 | $10,908 |
2 | Tax shield on depreciation | $18240 | 0.826 | $15,066.24 |
3 | Tax shield on depreciation | $17760 | 0.751 | $13,337.76 |
NPV | $58,406 |
Note 1- It is assumed that salvage value of asset is subject to tax deduction.
3. Calculation of IRR
at IRR,
Total Cash inflow = Total cash outflow
Total cash outflow = $1,20,000
Total cash inflow = Net cash flow of 4 years + Salvage value
= ($40000*4)+$18000
Total cash inflow = $1,78,000
Avg. cash flow = $1,78,000/4 years
= $44,500
Present value annity factor(PVAF) for IRR = Initial invetsment /Avg. cash flow
PVAF = $1,20,000 / $44,500
PVAF = $ 2.70 (approx.)
Hence,
PVAF 16% for 1-4 year = 2.80
PVAF 18% for 1-4 year = 2.69
Hence IRR is between 16%-18%
Calculation of IRR
Year | Particulars |
Cash Flow (a) |
Discountin Factor @16% (b) |
Present Value (c=a*b) |
Discounting Factor @ 18% (d) |
Present Value ((e=a*d) |
0 | Cost of asset | -$1,20,000 | 1.00 | -$1,20,000 | 1.00 | -$1,20,000 |
1-4 | Cash flow | $40,000 | 2.80 | $,1,12,000 | 2.69 | $1,07,600 |
4 | Salvage Value | $18,000 | 0.552 | $9,936 | 0.516 | $,9288 |
NPV | $1936 | -$3112 |
IRR,
=Start Rate+[surplus /surplus-(-defeciet)]*(end rate-start rate)
=16+[$1936/ $1936-(-$3112)] *(18-16)
= 16+ [$1936/$5048]*2
= 16+0.38*2*100
IRR = 16.76%
Note - Depreciation in not considered while calculating IRR because it is non cash item
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