Finance Problems
1) What is the initial outlay, given the following information:
Equipment Price. $375,000
Installation. 10,000
Power Survey 30,000
Shipping. 8,000
Working Capital 100,000
Project Marketing Report 15,000
2) What is the net equipment cost, given the following, when a new piece of equipment replaces an old one:
Old equipment sells for $125,000
Book value of old equipment 22,000
TaxRate 40%
New equipment cost 800,000
Site survey 18,000
Installation cost 20,000
3) Equipment is sold for $30,000 at the end of a project. The working capital return is $50,000. The tax rate is 40%. What is the terminal cash flow?
4) A piece of equipment was sold at the end of a project. The project received $85,000 for the equipment that carried a book value of $75,000. The tax rate is 35%. What is the salvage value?
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Intial outlay = Equipment price+installation+shipping+working capital = 375000+10000+8000+100000
=493000
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Finance Problems 1) What is the initial outlay, given the following information: Equipment Price. $375,000 Installation....
2) What is the net equipment cost, given the following, when a new piece of equipment replaces an old one: Old equipment sells for $125,000 Book value of old equipment 22,000 TaxRate 40% New equipment cost 800,000 Site survey 18,000 Installation cost 20,000
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