a]
FCF in year 0 = -(cost of equipment + investment in working capital)
FCF in years 1 to 9 = incremental earnings after tax + depreciation
In computing incremental earnings, only the incremental SGA expenses must be considered, and the $0.992 million of overhead should not be considered because they would be incurred even if the project is not accepted.
Tax rate = income tax / net operating income = $2.218 / $6.336
FCF in year 10 = incremental earnings after tax + depreciation + recovery of investment in working capital
FCF in year 0 = -$38.100 million
FCF in years 1 to 9 = $9.461 million
FCF in year 10 = $22.761 million
b]
Value of project is its NPV
NPV is calculated using NPV function in Excel
NPV is $19.170 million
Yes, you should accept the project as the NPV is positive
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