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Chapter 12, Problem 39P
To determine

(a)

The after-tax cash flow for 10-year project life.

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Answer to Problem 39P

The after tax cash flow for 10years is $19,415.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

Investing amount is $18,000.

Estimate gross income is $4500.

Increment per year is $500.

Expenses are $300.

Increment per year is $250.

Time period is 10years.

Combined income tax rate is 45%.

Concept used:

According to MACRS the rate of depreciation is shown below.

Year MACRS Depreciation rate
1 14.29%
2 24.49%
3 17.49%
4 12.49%
5 8.93%
6 8.92%
7 8.93%
8 4.46%

Write the expression to calculate the taxable income.

TI=BTCF(Depreciation) .... (I)

Here before tax cash flow is BTCF.

Write the expression to calculate the tax to be paid.

Tax=45%ofTI .... (II)

Write the expression to calculate the after tax cash flow.

ATCF=BTCF(Tax) .... (III).

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation.

Year Cost basis (a) MACRS Depreciation rate (b) Depreciation (c) (a×b)
1 $18,000 14.29% $2,572.2
2 $18,000 24.49% $4,408.2
3 $18,000 17.49% $3,148.2
4 $18,000 12.49% $2,248.2
5 $18,000 8.93% $1,607.4
6 $18,000 8.92% $1,605.6
7 $18,000 8.93% $1,607.4
8 $18,000 4.46% $802.8

Write the expression to calculate before tax cash flow.

BTCF=(Grossincome)(Expenses) .... (I)

Substitute $4500 for Gross income, $300 for Expenses in Equation (I).

Calculate the before tax cash flow for 10years.

Year Gross income Expenses Before tax cash flow
0 $18,000
1 $4500 $300 $4,200
2 $5,000 $550 $4,450
3 $5,500 $800 $4,700
4 $6,000 $1,050 $4,950
5 $6,500 $1,300 $5,200
6 $7,000 $1,550 $5,500
7 $7,500 $1800 $5,700
8 $8,000 $2,050 $5,950
9 $8,500 $2,300 $6,200
10 $9,000 $2,550 $6,450

Calculate the taxable income for the first year.

Substitute $4,200 for BTCF and $2,572.2 for depreciation in Equation (I).

TI=$4,200$2,572.2=$1,627.8

Calculate the tax for the first year.

Substitute $1,627.8 for TI in Equation (II).

Tax=45%of$1,627.8=45100×$1,627.8=$732.51

Calculate the after tax flow cash for the first year.

Substitute, $4,200 for BTCF and $732.51 for tax in Equation (III).

ATCF=$4,200$732.51=$3,467.49

Similarly calculate the value for 10 years and enter them in the table below.

Year Before tax cash flow Depreciation Taxable Income Tax After Tax Cash Flow
0 $18,000 $18,000
1 $4,200 $2,572.2 $1,627.8 $732.51 $3,467.49
2 $4,450 $4,408.2 $41.8 $18.81 $4,431.19
3 $4,700 $3,148.2 $1,551.8 $698.31 $4,001.69
4 $4,950 $2,248.2 $2,701.8 $1,215.81 $3,734.19
5 $5,200 $1,607.4 $3592.6 $1,616.67 $3,583.33
6 $5,500 $1,605.6 $3894.4 $1,752.48 $3,747.52
7 $5,700 $1,607.4 $4,092.6 $1,841.67 $3,858.33
8 $5,950 $802.8 $5,147.2 $2,316.24
9 $6,200 0 $6,200 $2,790 $3,410
10 $6,450 0 $6,450 $2,902.5 $3,547.5

Calculate the total ATCF.

TotalATCF=$19,415.

Conclusion:

Thus, the after tax cash flow for 10years is $19,415.

To determine

(b)

The after rate tax return.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 39P

The after rate tax return is 8.5%.

Explanation of Solution

Calculate the after tax rate of return.

Write the expression for after tax rate of return.

P=[F1(P/F,i,n)+F2(P/F,i,n)+F3(P/F,i,n)+F4(P/F,i,n)+F5(P/F,i,n)+F6(P/F,i,n)+F7(P/F,i,n)+F8(P/F,i,n)+F9(P/F,i,n)+F10(P/F,i,n)] .... (IV)

Here, the present value of the annuity is P, future value of the series is F, interest rate is i and number of periods is n.

Substitute $18,000 for P, $3,467.49 for F1, $4,431.19 for F2, $4,001.69 for F3, $3,734.19 for F4, $3,583.33 for F5, $3,747.52 for F6, , $3,858.33 for F7, $3633.76 for F8, $3,410 for F9, $3,547.5 for F10 in Equation (IV).

$18,000=[$3,467.49( P/F,i,1)+$4,431.19( P/F,i,2)+$4,001.69( P/F,i,3)+$3,7341.19( P/F,i,4)+$3,583.33( P/F,i,5)+$3,747.52( P/F,i,6)+$3,858.33( P/F,i,7)+$3,633.76( P/F,i,8)+$3,410( P/F,i,9)+$3,547.5( P/F,i,10)] .... (V)

Solve Equation (V) and calculate the value of i

i=8.5%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the after rate tax return is 8.5%.

To determine

(c)

The rate of return for at the end of fifth year.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 39P

The rate of return in this case is 8.97%.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

Selling price is $10,000.

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation.

Year Cost basis (a) MACRS Depreciation rate (b) Depreciation (c) (a×b)
1 $10,000 14.29% $1,429
2 $10,000 24.49% $2,449
3 $10,000 17.49% $1,749
4 $10,000 12.49% $1,249
5 $10,000 8.93% $893

Calculate before tax cash flow

Year Gross incomea Expensesb Before tax cash flowc (ab)
0 $10,000
1 $4500 $300 $4,200
2 $5,000 $550 $4,450
3 $5,500 $800 $4,700
4 $6,000 $1,050 $4,950
5 $6,500 $1,300 $5,200

Calculate after tax cash flow.

Year Before tax cash flow Depreciation Taxable Income Tax After Tax cash Flow
0 $10,000
1 $4,200 $2,572.2 $1,627.8 $732.51 $3,467.49
2 $4,450 $4,408.2 $41.8 $18.81 $4,431.19
3 $4,700 $3,148.2 $1,551.8 $698.31 $4,001.69
4 $4,950 $2,248.2 $2,701.8 $1,215.81 $3,734.19
5 $5,200 $1,607.4 $3592.6 $1,616.67 $3,583.33

Write the expression for after tax rate of return.

P=[F1(P/F,i,n)+F2(P/F,i,n)+F3(P/F,i,n)+F4(P/F,i,n)+F5(P/F,i,n)] .... (I)

Here, the present value of the annuity is P, future value of the series is F, interest rate is i and number of periods is n.

Substitute $10,000 for P, $3,467.49 for F1, $4,431.19 for F2, $4,001.69 for F3, $3,734.19 for F4, $3,583.33 for F5 in Equation (I).

$10,000=[$3,467.49( P/F,i,1)+$4,431.19( P/F,i,2)+$4,001.69( P/F,i,3)+$3,7341.19( P/F,i,4)+$3,583.33( P/F,i,5)] .... (II)

Solve Equation (II) and calculate the value of i

i=8.97%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the rate of return in this case is 8.97%.

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