Rooney Company is considering the replacement of some of its
manufacturing equipment. Information regarding the existing
equipment and the potential replacement equipment
follows.
Existing Equipment | Replacement Equipment | ||||||
Cost | $ | 111,000 | Cost | $ | 111,000 | ||
Operating expenses* | 118,000 | Operating expenses* | 114,000 | ||||
Salvage value | 21,000 | Salvage value | 13,000 | ||||
Market value | 49,000 | Useful life | 5 | years | |||
Book value | 33,000 | ||||||
Remaining useful life | 5 | years | |||||
*The amounts shown for operating expenses are the
cumulative total of all such expected expenses to be incurred over
the useful life of the equipment.
Required
Calculate the total relevant cost of existing equipment and the
potential replacement equipment. Should the equipment be
replaced?
Existing Equipment | Replacement Equipment | |
Purchase price | 111000 | |
Operating expenses | 118000 | 114000 |
Salvage value | -21000 | -13000 |
Opportunity cost-market value | 49000 | |
Total relevant costs $ | 146000 | 212000 |
No. The total cost of the existing equipment is lower than that of the potential replacement equipment and hence the equipment should not be replaced.
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