Lincoln Company has purchased equipment for $400,000. After it is fully depreciated, the equipment will have no salvage value. Lincoln may select either of the following depreciation schedules for tax purposes:   Option 1 Option 2 Year Depreciation Depreciation 1 $80,000 $40,000 2 128,000 80,000 3 76,800 80,000 4 46,080 80,000 5 46,080 80,000 6 23,040 40,000   Assuming a 40% tax rate and a 12% desired annual return, compute the total present value of the tax savings provided by these alternative depreciation tax shields. Round answers to the nearest whole number. Use rounded answers to calculate total. Option 1 depreciation:

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Depreciation Tax Shields
Lincoln Company has purchased equipment for $400,000. After it is fully depreciated, the equipment will have no salvage value. Lincoln may select either of the following depreciation schedules for tax purposes:

  Option 1 Option 2
Year Depreciation Depreciation
1 $80,000 $40,000
2 128,000 80,000
3 76,800 80,000
4 46,080 80,000
5 46,080 80,000
6 23,040 40,000

 

Assuming a 40% tax rate and a 12% desired annual return, compute the total present value of the tax savings provided by these alternative depreciation tax shields.
Round answers to the nearest whole number. Use rounded answers to calculate total.

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