Calculation of annual operating cash flow is shown below | |||
Annual depreciation | 150000/10 | ||
Annual depreciation | $15,000 | ||
Sales revenue | $50,000 | ||
Less: Costs | $30,000 | ||
Less: Depreciation | $15,000 | ||
Income before taxes | $5,000 | ||
Less: Taxes @ 25% | $1,250 | ||
Net income | $3,750 | ||
Add: Depreciation | $15,000 | ||
Annual operating cash flow | $18,750 | ||
Thus, annual operating cash flow for this project is $18,750 | |||
5) Consider Project X which leads to an increase in annual sales by $50,000 and costs...
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