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5) DogChew Products needs to replace its rawhide tanning and molding equipment.

ID: 2578134 • Letter: 5

Question

5) DogChew Products needs to replace its rawhide tanning and molding equipment. They have undergone a capital budgeting NPV analysis and have determined they should accept the project. You have been provided with the following information i. The equipment has a purchase price of $930,000 and has a seven-year useful life ii. iii. iv. The estimated salvage value is $95,000 in seven years The project will generate after-tax cash flows of $200,000 per year. If they lease the equipment from RayNot Financing, the lease payments will be $205,000 per year for 7 years with the payments made at the beginning of the year. If the asset is purchased, Dog Chew Products will be responsible for maintenance costs of $55,000 per year; if leased, the lessee will be responsible for maintenance costs Maintenance costs are paid at the end of the year. If the asset is leased, additional insurance of $10,000 per year will be required which the lessee is responsible for. This must be paid at the beginning of each year. The asset belongs in an asset class with a CCA rate of 20% Dog Chew Products has a marginal tax rate of 35%. The before-tax cost of debt is 9% The lease qualifies as a true tax lease for tax purposes v. vi. vii. viii. a) Should Dog Chew Products buy or lease the equipment? Show all your work. (32 marks) b) How would your answer to part (a) change if the lessor was responsible for the annual maintenance costs? Show your work. (8 marks)

Explanation / Answer

Leasing of Asset

Particulars

Amount (In $)

(A)

Time(n)

Present Value Factor (1/ (1.0585)n), i=9%(1-0.35)

(B)

Present Value Amount (In $)

(A x B)

Cash Outflows:

Lease Payments net of tax

205,000 (1-0.35) = 133,250

0

1

133,250

Lease Payments net of tax

133,250

1-6

4.94

658,255

Maintenance cost net of tax

55,000 (1-0.35) = 35,750

1-7

5.612

200,629

Insurance net of tax

10,000 (1-0.35) = 6,500

0-6

5.94

38,610

TOTAL PRESENT VALUE OF CASH OUTFLOWS

1,030,744

Cash Inflows:

After tax cash flows

200,000

1-7

5.612

1,122,400

Present Value of Cash flows

91,656

Purchase of Asset

Particulars

Amount (In $)

(A)

Time(n)

Present Value Factor (1/ (1.0585)n), i=9%(1-0.35)

(B)

Present Value Amount (In $)

(A x B)

Cash Outflows:

Purchase price

930,000

0

1

930,000

Maintenance cost net of tax

55,000 (1-0.35) = 35,750

1-7

5.612

200,629

TOTAL PRESENT VALUE OF CASH OUTFLOWS

1,130,629

Cash Inflows:

After tax cash flows

200,000

1-7

5.612

1,122,400

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 1 for half year

93,000 x 35%

1

0.944

30,727

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 2

167,400 x 35%

2

0.892

52,262

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 3

133,920 x 35%

3

0.843

39,513

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 4

107,136 x 35%

4

0.796

29,848

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 5

85,708.8 x 35%

5

0.752

22,559

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 6

68,567 x 35%

6

0.711

17,062.90

Tax Savings on Depreciation year 7

54,854 x 35%

7

0.672

12,901

Sale of Machine net of gain tax

95,000

7

0.672

63,840

TOTAL Cash Inflows

1,391,112

Present Value of Cash flows

260,483

NOTE 1:

Opening Balance

Rate of Depreciation

Depreciation for year under reducing Balance

Closing Balance of Depreciation

930,000

20%

930,000 x 20% / 2 = 93,000

837,000

837,000

20%

837,000 x 20% = 167,400

669,600

669,600

20%

669,600 x 20% = 133,920

535,680

535,680

20%

535,680 x 20% = 107,136

428,544

428,544

20%

428,544 x 20% = 85,708.8

342,835.2

342,835

20%

342,835 x 20% = 68,567

274,268

274268

20%

274,268 x 20% = 54,854

219,414

NOTE: Half year rule is applied to the asset for first year.

NOTE2: Calculation of Capital Gain

Book Value as per income tax at end of 7 years = $219,414

Salvage Value = $95,000

Gain on sale of asset = $0

Tax on sale of asset = $0

IN THE GIVEN CASE, ASSET SHOULD BE PURCHASED AS PRESENT VALUE OF CASH INFLOWS IS MORE IN THAT CASE.

Particulars

Amount (In $)

(A)

Time(n)

Present Value Factor (1/ (1.0585)n), i=9%(1-0.35)

(B)

Present Value Amount (In $)

(A x B)

Cash Outflows:

Lease Payments net of tax

205,000 (1-0.35) = 133,250

0

1

133,250

Lease Payments net of tax

133,250

1-6

4.94

658,255

Maintenance cost net of tax

55,000 (1-0.35) = 35,750

1-7

5.612

200,629

Insurance net of tax

10,000 (1-0.35) = 6,500

0-6

5.94

38,610

TOTAL PRESENT VALUE OF CASH OUTFLOWS

1,030,744

Cash Inflows:

After tax cash flows

200,000

1-7

5.612

1,122,400

Present Value of Cash flows

91,656

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