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Calculating Projected Net Income and Oper. Cash Flow
1.) Projected Sales
$635,000
2.) Calculating OCF
Variable Costs (%)
44%
VC ($)
$279,400
a.) Top Down
Fixed Costs
$193,000
Sales
Depreciation
$54,000
Cash Costs
EBIT
$108,600
Taxes
Taxes 35%
$38,010
Operating Cash flow
Net Income
$70,590
b.) Bottom Up
Net Income
Depreciation
Operating Cash flow
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1.) A proposed new investment has projected sales of $635,000. Variable costs are 44% of s
Depreciation is $54,000 per year. Prepare a Pro-Forma income statement assuming a tax rat
Income?
2.) a.) What is the Operational Cash Flow using the Top Down Approach?
b.) Bottom Up Approach?
n Approach
$635,000
$472,400
$38,010
$124,590
p Approach
$70,590
$54,000
$124,590
sales and fixed costs are $193,000. te of 35%. What is the projected Net
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OCF from Several Approaches
OCF Using 3 Different Approaches
3. The Top Down Approach
4. The Bottom Up Approach
Sales
160,000
Net Income
32,340
Cash Expenses
86,000
Depreciation
25,000
Depreciation
25,000
EBIT
49,000
OCF
$57,340
Taxes
16,660
OCF
$57,340
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A proposed new project has projected sales of $160,000, cost of $86,000. Th
$100,000 that will be deprciated straight line to 0 over four years. The tax rat
three different approaches
3.) Top Down
4.) Bottom Up
5.) Tax Shield Approach
5. The Tax Shield Approach
Sales
160,000
Cash Expenses
86,000
Gross Profit
74,000
Taxes
48,840
EBIT
49,000
Depreciation Tax Shield
Depreciation Exp
25,000
Tax Rate
34%
Tax Shield 8500
OCF
$57,340
he initial investment is te is 34%. Calculate OCF using
Calculating Salvage Value
Asset Cost
$730,000
Tax Rate
40.00%
Year
Depreciation
End of Year BV
1
91,250
638,750
2
91,250
547,500
3
91,250
456,250
4
91,250
365,000
5
91,250
273,750
6
91,250
182,500
7
91,250
91,250
8
91,250
0
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6.) Consider an asset that costs $730,000 and is depreciated straight lin
over its eight year tax life. The asset is to be used in a five year project
end of the project the asset can be sold for $192,000. If the relevant ta
40%, what is the after tax cash flow from the sale of this asset?
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Sale Price in Year 5
$192,000
BV in Year 5
$273,750
Loss on Sale
$81,750
Tax Benefit from Loss
$32,700
After Tax Asset Sale
$224,700
ne to zero t. At the ax rate is
Calculating Project OCF-> NPV
Initial Cost
$2,500,000
9.) OCF
Depreciation (S/L)
$5
Bottom Up
Dep Per Year
$500,000
Sales
$2,405,000
Cost
$1,015,000
Projected Sales
$2,405,000
Depreciation
$500,000
Costs
$1,015,000
EBIT
$890,000
Tax Rate
38.0%
Tax
$338,200
Net Income
$551,800
Dep Per Year
$500,000
OCF
$1,051,800
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7.) Royal Inc. is considering a new 3 year expansion project that requires an initial fixed asset investment of $2.5 million. The fixed asset will depreciate straight line to zero over its 5 year life, after which it will be worthless. The project is estimated to generate $2,405,000 in annual sales, with costs of $1,015,000. If the tax rate is 38%, what is the OCF for this project?
12.0%
0
1
2
3
CF
-$2,500,000
$1,051,800
$1,051,800
$1,051,800
NPV
$26,246.13
IRR
12.61%
NWC
$200,000
0
1
2
3
CF
-$2,500,000
$1,051,800
$1,051,800
$1,051,800
NWC
-$200,000
$200,000
Total CF
-$2,700,000
$1,051,800
$1,051,800
$1,251,800
NPV
-$31,397.82
12%
8.) Suppose the required return in the project is 12%. What is the projects NPV and IRR?
9.) Suppose the Project requires an initial Working Capital of $200,000?
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Inputs
Start Up
$50,000
Pro-Forma
Dep Years
5
Projected Number of Units Sold
Dep Per Year
$10,000
Sales Price per Unit
Fixed Cost
$10,000
Total Sales
Sales Price (per T-Shirt)
$13.00
Variable Cost (Per -T-Shirt)
$8.00
Variable Cost per unit
Projected Number of Units Sold
10000
Total VC
Tax Rate
33%
Net Working Capital
$5,000
Gross Profit
Required Return
20%
Fixed Cost per year
Depreciation
Earnings Before Interest/Taxes
Taxes
Net Income
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You are thinking about starting a T-Shirt business and have estim
inputs below. Create a Pro-Forma Net Income Statement
Calculate Operatioanl Cash Flow Calculate an NPV and IRR Analysis
Calculate Payback and Discounted Payback
Operating CF
NPV A
10,000 0
1
$13.00
NI
$20,100
Startup
-$50,000
$30,100
$130,000
Depr
$10,000
NWC
-$5,000
$30,100
Total CF
-$55,000
$30,100
$8
$80,000
NPV
$11,299 $50,000
$10,000
$10,000
$30,000
$9,900
$20,100
mated the following
Analysis
IRR
Payback
2
3
IRR
32%
Cash Flows
Total CF
$30,100
$30,100
0
-$55,000
-$55,000
$5,000
1
$30,100
-$24,900
$30,100
$35,100
2
$30,100
$5,200
3
$35,100
$40,300
Payback 1.83
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Required Return
15%
Discounted Cash Flow
Cash Flows
Discounted CF
Total CF
0
-$55,000
-$55,000
-$55,000
1
$30,100
$26,174
-$28,826
2
$30,100
$22,760
-$6,066
3
$35,100
$23,079
$17,013
Disc PB
2.26
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