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Good Contracting Inc. is analyzing whether a new contract proposal will be a goo

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Good Contracting Inc. is analyzing whether a new contract proposal will be a good idea. The relevant data is shown below. The net working capital will be paid in the same time period as the cost of the equipment and will be recovered at the end of the project. Remember to calculate the after-tax gain or loss of salvage as part of your terminal cash flow.

Good Contracting Inc. Contract Analysis

Amount of Rock Salt per Year

25,000 Tons

Revenue per Ton

$           130

Cost of Equipment

$   1,500,000

Life

5

MACRS Class

5

Fixed Cost per year

$     370,000

Var Cost/Ton

$             95

Actual Salvage

$     100,000

Change in NWC

$       90,000

Required Return

11%

Tax Rate

35%

Find the annual cash flows.

Annual Cash Flows for Good Contracting Inc.

Year 0

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Initial Outlay

Unit Sales

Sales

Variable Costs

Fixed Costs

Depreciation

Taxable Cash Flows

Taxes

Add: Depreciation

Annual After-Tax Cash Flow

Terminal Cash Flow

Total Annual Cash Flows

Good Contracting Inc. Contract Analysis

Amount of Rock Salt per Year

25,000 Tons

Revenue per Ton

$           130

Cost of Equipment

$   1,500,000

Life

5

MACRS Class

5

Fixed Cost per year

$     370,000

Var Cost/Ton

$             95

Actual Salvage

$     100,000

Change in NWC

$       90,000

Required Return

11%

Tax Rate

35%

Explanation / Answer

Initial investment = cost of asset + net working capital

                                    = 1,500,000 +90,000

                                    = 1,590,000

Expected salvage value = cost of asset x macrs rate year 6

                                                = 1500,000 x 5.76%

                                                = 86400

Net salvage value = actual salvage value – (actual salvage value – expected salvage value) x tax rate

                                    = 100,000 – (100,000-86400) x0.35

                                    =95,240

Terminal cash flow = net salvage value + working capital recovered

                                       = 95,240 +90,000

                                       = 185,240

Year 0

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Initial outlay

-1590000

Unit sales

25000

25000

25000

25000

25000

Sales

3250000

3250000

3250000

3250000

3250000

variable costs

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

fixed costs

-370000

-370000

-370000

-370000

-370000

Depreciation

-300000

-480000

-288000

-172800

-172800

Taxable cash flow

205000

25000

217000

332200

332200

Taxes

-71750

-8750

-75950

-116270

-116270

Add: Depreciation

300000

480000

288000

172800

172800

Annual After tax cash flow

433250

496250

429050

388730

388730

Terminal cash flow

185240

Total annual cash flows

-1590000

433250

496250

429050

388730

573970

Year 0

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Initial outlay

-1590000

Unit sales

25000

25000

25000

25000

25000

Sales

3250000

3250000

3250000

3250000

3250000

variable costs

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

-2375000

fixed costs

-370000

-370000

-370000

-370000

-370000

Depreciation

-300000

-480000

-288000

-172800

-172800

Taxable cash flow

205000

25000

217000

332200

332200

Taxes

-71750

-8750

-75950

-116270

-116270

Add: Depreciation

300000

480000

288000

172800

172800

Annual After tax cash flow

433250

496250

429050

388730

388730

Terminal cash flow

185240

Total annual cash flows

-1590000

433250

496250

429050

388730

573970

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