The management of Kimco is evaluating replacing their large mainframe computer with a modern network system that requires much less office space. The network would cost $505,090.00 (including installation costs) and due to efficiency gains, would generate $120,165.00 per year in operating cash flows (accounting for taxes and depreciation) over the next five years. The old mainframe has a remaining book value of $49,204.00 and would be immediately donated to a charity for the tax benefit. Kimco’s cost of capital is 8.00% and the tax rate is 39.00%. What is the NPV for this project?
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Cost of new machine | $ 505,090.00 | |||||||
Less: | Tax shield on old machine | $ (19,189.56) | ||||||
49,204*39% | ||||||||
Total | $ 485,900.44 | |||||||
Therefore initial outflow = | $ (485,900.44) | |||||||
Computation of NPV | ||||||||
Year | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
Investment | $ (485,900.44) | |||||||
Operating cash flow | 120,165 | 120,165 | 120,165 | 120,165 | 120,165 | |||
Total cash flow | $ (485,900.44) | $ 120,165.00 | $ 120,165.00 | $ 120,165.00 | $ 120,165.00 | $ 120,165.00 | ||
PVIF @ 8% | 1 | 0.925925926 | 0.85733882 | 0.793832241 | 0.735029853 | 0.680583197 | ||
Present value | $ (485,900.44) | $ 111,263.89 | $ 103,022.12 | $ 95,390.85 | $ 88,324.86 | $ 81,782.28 | $(6,116.44) | |
NPV = | $ (6,116.44) |
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