ABC Ltd. is considering a system that will cost $750,000. The new system will be placed in CCA class 39 (CCA rate is 25%), has a useful life of six years, and an expected resale value of $100,000. The company has a tax rate of 40% and an opportunity cost of capital of 15%. What is the present value of the CCA tax shield?
Answer :-
Value of asset after 6 years :-
750000*(0.75)6 = 133484$
Note : the cost is multiplied With 0.75 because if cost is Re 1 then depriciation would be 0.25 so the post depriciation cost would be 0.75.
In this case there would be loss as the resale value would be $100000. Therefore the loss is : (133484-100000)$ = 33484$.
The loss would also provide tax shield to the company.
depriciation each year would be :-
Year | cost price /post depriciation | depriciation | depriciation tax shield @40% | present value @15% |
0 | 750000 | |||
1 | 187500 | 75000 | 65217 | |
2 | 562500 | 140625 | 56250 | 42533 |
3 | 421875 | 105469 | 42188 | 27739 |
4 | 316406 | 79102 | 31641 | 18091 |
5 | 237304 | 59326 | 23730 | 11798 |
6 | 177978 | 44494 | 17798 | 7695 |
Total | 173073 |
Tax shield on loss on resale of asset = 33484*0.40*(1/1.156) =$5790
The total tax shield would be = 173073+5790 = $178863
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