Marge's Campground is considering adding a miniature golf course to its facility. The course she wants would cost $30,000, would be depreciated on a straight line basis over the 4-year life of the course, and would have zero salvage value. Marge estimates the income from the golf fees would be $28,000 a year with $10,000 of that amount being variable cost. The fixed cost would be $5,000. Marge feels that the course would net her, after costs, an additional $10,000 in revenue from her existing facilities. The project will require $1,000 of net working capital which is recoverable at the end of the project. What is the internal rate of return on this project at a tax rate of 34 percent? a. 66.76 percent b. 44.35 percent c. 26.18 percent d. 21.19 percent e. 24.50 percent
Option B
WORKINGS
Operating cash flows
Year | NetIncome from golf fees | Variable cost | Fixed cost | Additionalrevenue | Depreciation | Profit before tax | Tax | Profit after tax | OCF |
1 | 28000 | -10000 | -5000 | 10000 | -7500 | 15500 | -5270 | 10230 | 17730 |
2 | 28000 | -10000 | -5000 | 10000 | -7500 | 15500 | -5270 | 10230 | 17730 |
3 | 28000 | -10000 | -5000 | 10000 | -7500 | 15500 | -5270 | 10230 | 17730 |
4 | 28000 | -10000 | -5000 | 10000 | -7500 | 15500 | -5270 | 10230 | 17730 |
Net Cash flows
Year | Initialcost | Working capital | OCF | Net cash flow |
0 | -30000 | -1000 | -31000 | |
1 | 17730 | 17730 | ||
2 | 17730 | 17730 | ||
3 | 17730 | 17730 | ||
4 | 1000 | 17730 | 18730 |
IRR is computed using Excel IRR function
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