Solution:
Serial No | Particulars | Amount ( In $ ) | Reference |
a) | NPV | 69,123.06 | Working Note a) |
b) | NPV | -34,365.42 | Working Note b) |
c) | Cost saving ( pre tax) | 126,644.34 | Working Note c) |
Working Note a)
Calculation of Present Cash outflows ( In $)
Particulars | Amount ( In $) |
a)Purchase of New Computer Based order entry system | 495,000 |
b)Less: Release of Working Capital at the beginning ( Year 0) | 66,000 |
c)Add: Reversion of Working Capital at the end of the period ( Year 5 ) $66,000*0.621 | 40,980.80 |
Net Cash Outflow (a-b+c) | 469,980.80 |
b) Calculation of Discounted Cash savings
Years | Pretax Cost Saving ( In $) (a) | Tax Rate (b) (%) | Post Tax Cost saving( $)c= a( 1-b) | Depreciation (In $) d ( Note) | Tax Saving In Depreciation (In $) e= d*b |
Net Cash Saving f= c+e |
Discounting factor @ 10% (g) | Discounted Value ( In $) h= (f*g) |
1 | 150,000 | 22 | 117,000 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 136,976 | 0.909 | 124,523.63 |
2 | 150,000 | 22 | 117,000 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 136,976 | 0.826 | 113,203.30 |
3 | 150,000 | 22 | 117,000 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 136,976 | 0.751 | 102,912.09 |
4 | 150,000 | 22 | 117,000 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 136,976 | 0.683 | 93,556.45 |
5 | 150,000 | 22 | 117,000 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 136,976 | 0.621 | 85,051.32 |
Net Cash Inflows | 519,246.80 |
Cash flows at the terminal period
Particulars | Amount ( In $) |
a)Present Value of Salvage Value at the end ( 41,000*0.621) | 25,457.77 |
b) Less: Tax Expenses @ 22% ( 41,000*0.621* 22%) | 5600.71 |
Net Cash Inflow at the end (a-b) | 19,857.06 |
Total Cash Inflows = $ 519,246.80+$19,857.06= $539,103.86
Net Present Value = Total Cash Inflows - Total Cash outflows = $ 539,103.86-469,980.80= $69,123.06
Note:
Depreciation for Straight Line = $(495,000-$41,000)/5= 90,800
Working Note b)
When pretax cost saving is $ 115,000 per year
Years | Pretax Cost Saving ( In $) (a) | Tax Rate (b) (%) | Post Tax Cost saving( $)c= a( 1-b) | Depreciation (In $) d ( Note) | Tax Saving In Depreciation (In $) e= d*b |
Net Cash Saving f= c+e |
Discounting factor @ 10% (g) | Discounted Value ( In $) h= (f*g) |
1 | 115,000 | 22 | 89,700 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 109,676 | 0.909 | 99,705.45 |
2 | 115,000 | 22 | 89,700 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 109,676 | 0.826 | 90,641.32 |
3 | 115,000 | 22 | 89,700 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 109,676 | 0.751 | 82,401.20 |
4 | 115,000 | 22 | 89,700 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 109,676 | 0.683 | 74,910.18 |
5 | 115,000 | 22 | 89,700 | 90,800 | 19,976 | 109,676 | 0.621 | 68,100.16 |
Net Cash Inflows | 415,758.32 |
Net Cash Flows at terminal Values
Cash flows at the terminal period
Particulars | Amount ( In $) |
a)Present Value of Salvage Value at the end ( 41,000*0.621) | 25,457.77 |
b) Less: Tax Expenses @ 22% ( 41,000*0.621* 22%) | 5600.71 |
Net Cash Inflow at the end (a-b) | 19,857.06 |
Net Cash inflows ( In $) = 415,758.32+19,857.06 = $ 435,615.38
Net Present Values = $ 435,615.38 - $ 469,980.80 (as earlier computed in working note a)= -34,365.42
Working Note c)
Let the pretax cost saving be x
For Indifferent point,
Net Cash inflows = Net Cash outflows
Therefore Net Cash Inflows = Present Value of Post tax savings + Present Value of Tax shield on Depreciation + Terminal Cash Inflows.
Calculation of post tax savings = x(1-0.22) = 0.78x
Present Value of annuity factor ( 10% , 5 years) = 3.790786
Present Value of Post tax savings = 0.78x*3.790786
Present Value of Tax shield on Depreciation = 90,800*22%*3.790786= $75,724.74
Terminal Cash Inflow = 19,857.06
Net Cash Outflows= $469,980.80
Indifference Point
0.78x*3.790786+75724.74+19,857.06= 469,980.80
2.9568x+75724.74+19,857.06= 469,980.80
2.9568x+95,518.80= 469,980.80
2.9568x= 469,980.80-95,518.80
x= (469,980.80-95,518.80)/2.9568
x= 374,462/2.9568
x = 126,644.34
Therfore , Pre tax saving would be Indifferent at $ 126,644.34
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