Engineering Economic Analysis
Engineering Economic Analysis
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780190296902
Author: Donald G. Newnan, Ted G. Eschenbach, Jerome P. Lavelle
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 12, Problem 64P
To determine

(a)

The rate of return before income taxes.

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Answer to Problem 64P

The rate of return before income taxes is 15.4%.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Combined tax rate is 40%.

Initial cost is $2M.

Annual receipt is $650000.

Annual disbursements is $225000.

Duration is 9years.

Calculation:

Write the expression to calculate the depreciation using straight line method.

D=BSN ...... (I)

Here, the depreciation cost is D, the initial cost is B, the salvage value is S and the total no of period is N

Substitute $2000000 for B

0 for S and 9 for N in Equation (I).

D=$2000000S9=$222222

Make the table to compute the before tax and after tax cash flow.

Year BTFC (a) Depreciation (b) Taxable Income c=(ab) Income taxes d=(c×0.40) ATFC e=(a+d)
0 $2000000 $200000 $1800000
1 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
2 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
3 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
4 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
5 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
6 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
7 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
8 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
9 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888

Here, the before tax cash flow is BTCF, and the after tax cash flow is ATCF.

Write the expression to calculate the investment credit.

ITC=IC×0.10 ...... (II).

Here, the investment tax credit is ITC and initial cost is IC.

Substitute $2000000 for IC in Equation (II).

ITC=$2000000×0.10=$200000

Write the expression to calculate the after tax net present worth.

NPW=P+A(( 1+i)n1i( 1+i)n) ...... (III)

Here, the net present worth is NPW, the initial cost is P, the annual cost is A, the interest rate is i and the number of period is n.

Substitute $2000000 for P, $425000 for A, 0 for NPW and 9 for n in Equation (III).

0=$2000000+$425000(( 1+i)91i( 1+i)9)

Solve the equation for the value of i.

i=(0.154×100)%=15.4%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the rate of return before income taxes is 15.4%.

To determine

(b)

The rate of return after taxes.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 64P

The rate of return after taxes is 12.47%.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Combined tax rate is 40%.

Initial cost is $2M.

Annual receipt is $650000.

Annual disbursements is $225000.

Duration is 9years.

Calculation:

Make the table to compute the after tax cash flows.

Year BTFC (a) Depreciation (b) Taxable Income c=(ab) Income taxes d=(c×0.40) ATFC e=(a+d)
0 $2000000 $200000 $1800000
1 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
2 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
3 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
4 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
5 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
6 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
7 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
8 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888
9 $425000 $222222 $202778 $81111 $343888

Here, the before tax cash flow is BTCF, and the after tax cash flow is ATCF.

Write the expression to calculate the investment credit.

ITC=IC×0.10 ...... (IV).

Here, the investment tax credit is ITC and initial cost is IC.

Substitute $2000000 for IC in Equation (IV).

ITC=$2000000×0.10=$200000

Write the expression to calculate the after tax net present worth.

NPW=P+A(( 1+i)n1i( 1+i)n) ...... (V)

Here, the net present worth is NPW, the initial cost is P, the annual cost is A, the interest rate is i and the number of period is n.

Substitute $1800000 for P, $343888 for A, 0 for NPW and 9 for n in Equation (V).

0=$1800000+$343888(( 1+i)91i( 1+i)9)

Solve the equation for the value of i.

i=(0.1247×100)%=12.47%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the rate of return after taxes is 12.47%.

To determine

(c)

The after tax rate of return after 20 years.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 64P

The after tax rate of return after 20 year is 10.11%.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Combined tax rate is 40%.

Initial cost is $2M.

Annual receipt is $650000.

Annual disbursements is $225000.

Duration is 9years.

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation using straight line method.

Substitute $2000000 for B

0 for S and 20 for N in Equation (I).

D=$2000000S20=$100000

Make the table to compute the after tax cash flows.

Year BTFC (a) Depreciation (b) Taxable Income c=(ab) Income taxes d=(c×0.40) ATFC e=(a+d)
0 $2000000 $200000 $1800000
1 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
2 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
3 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
4 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
5 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
6 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
7 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
8 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
9 $425000 $100000 $325000 $130000 $295000
10 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
11 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
12 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
13 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
14 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
15 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
16 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
17 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
18 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
19 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000
20 0 $100000 $100000 $40000 $40000

Here, the before tax cash flow is BTCF, and the after tax cash flow is ATCF.

Calculate the investment credit.

Substitute $2000000 for IC in Equation (IV).

ITC=$2000000×.10=$200000

Write the expression to calculate the after tax net present worth.

NPW=P+A1(( 1+i)91i( 1+i)9)+A2(( 1+i)111i( 1+i)11)(1( 1+i)9) ...... (VI)

Here, the net present worth is NPW, the initial cost is P, the annual cost for (19)year is A1, the annual cost for year 1020 is A2, the interest rate is i and the number of period is n.

Substitute $1800000 for P, $295000 for A1, $40000 for A2, 0 for NPW in Equation (VI).

0=$1800000+$295000(( 1+i)91i( 1+i)9)+$40000(( 1+i)111i( 1+i)11)(1( 1+i)9)

Solve the equation for the value of i

i=(0.1011×100)%=10.11%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the after tax rate of return after 20 year is 10.11%.

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