Specialty Machining, Inc. bought a new multi-turret turning center for $250,000. The machine generated new revenue of $80,000 per year. Operating costs for the machine averaged $10,000 per year. Following IRS regulations, the machine was depreciated using the MACRS method, with a recovery period of 7 years. The center was sold for $75,000 after 5 years of service. The company uses an aftertax MARR rate of 12% and is in the 23% tax bracket. Determine the after-tax net present worth of this asset over the 5-year service period.

Specialty Machining, Inc. bought a new multi-turret turning center for $250,000. The machine generated new revenue of $80,000 per year. Operating costs for the machine averaged $10,000 per year. Following IRS regulations, the machine was depreciated using the MACRS method, with a recovery period of 7 years. The center was sold for $75,000 after 5 years of service. The company uses an aftertax MARR rate of 12% and is in the 23% tax bracket. Determine the after-tax net present worth of this asset over the 5-year service period.

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