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10-3 CORPORATE INCOME TAXES 441 5. Use the portfolio technique to analyze the fo

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10-3 CORPORATE INCOME TAXES 441 5. Use the portfolio technique to analyze the following choices. Using future worth as the criteria use the portfolio technique to choose between (a) A Certificate of Deposit with a return of 6% per year which must be held for 8 years. (b) A Passbook Saving Account which can be added to at any time is available at a 3% per year interest rate (not a standalone choice). (c) Investment A, Initial Cost 500,000. Increased Net Revenue 400,000 per year each year for 8 years. Salvage Value 30,000 at 8 years. (d) Investment B, Initial Cost 400,000. Increased Net Revenue 350,000 per year each year for 8 years. Salvage Value 20,000 at 8 years. Total Capital 800,000. All funds not used in initial investment put into Certificate of Deposit. Passbook savings receives cash flow funds as is normal for portfolio technique.

Explanation / Answer

Answer

Option (a) A Certificate of deposit return : 6% p.a.

Option (b) : A Pass book Saving Account return : 3% p.a.

Option (c)

Internal rate of return is a discount rate that makes the net present value (NPV) of all cash flows from a particular project equal to zero.

We have to find IRR by assuming different discount rates by trial and error method.

Suppose discount Rate is 79.2955%

Figures in $

Year

Incremental net revenue

Investment

Cash

flow

Disc Rate : 79.2955%

Present value

A

B

C

D

A+B

C*D

0

-500000

-500000

1

-500000

1

400000

400000

0.557738

223095.39

2

400000

400000

0.311072

124428.89

3

400000

400000

0.173497

69398.778

4

400000

400000

0.096766

38706.369

5

400000

400000

0.05397

21588.031

6

400000

400000

0.030101

12040.476

7

400000

400000

0.016789

6715.4368

8

400000

30000

430000

0.009364

4026.3668

Net present value

0

IRR

79.2955%

So Internal rate of return on Investment A is 79.2955%

Option (d)

Internal rate of return is a discount rate that makes the net present value (NPV) of all cash flows from a particular project equal to zero.

We have to find IRR by assuming different discount rates by trial and error method.

Suppose discount Rate is 86.9425%

Figures in $

Year

Increased net Revenue

Investment

Cash

flow

Disc Rate : 86.9425%

Present value

A

B

C

D

A+B

C*D

0

-400000

-400000

1

-400000

1

350000

350000

0.534924

187223.34

2

350000

350000

0.286144

100150.23

3

350000

350000

0.153065

53572.746

4

350000

350000

0.081878

28657.339

5

350000

350000

0.043799

15329.494

6

350000

350000

0.023429

8200.1117

7

350000

350000

0.012533

4386.4352

8

350000

20000

370000

0.006704

2480.4893

Net present value

0

IRR

86.9425%

Internal rate of return on investment B is 86.9425%.

Answer : IRR of Investment B is higher than IRR of Investment A. So 400,000 should be invested in Investment B out of $ 800,000. Remaining $ 400,000 should be invested in Certificate of deposit.

Figures in $

Year

Incremental net revenue

Investment

Cash

flow

Disc Rate : 79.2955%

Present value

A

B

C

D

A+B

C*D

0

-500000

-500000

1

-500000

1

400000

400000

0.557738

223095.39

2

400000

400000

0.311072

124428.89

3

400000

400000

0.173497

69398.778

4

400000

400000

0.096766

38706.369

5

400000

400000

0.05397

21588.031

6

400000

400000

0.030101

12040.476

7

400000

400000

0.016789

6715.4368

8

400000

30000

430000

0.009364

4026.3668

Net present value

0

IRR

79.2955%

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