Bardwell Company is evaluating a capital expenditure proposal that will require an initial cash investment of $60,000.

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Bardwell Company is evaluating a capital expenditure proposal that will require an initial cash investment of $60,000. The project will have a 6-year life; however, the property will qualify as 5-year property for income tax depreciation purposes. The income tax rate is 40%. The annual cash inflows from the project, before any adjustment for the effects of inflation or income taxes, are expected to be as follows:
Year Unadjusted Estimate of Cash Inflow
1 .................................................... $19,000
2 .................................................... 22,000
3 .................................................... 24,000
4 .................................................... 18,000
5 .................................................... 15,000
6 .................................................... 10,000
The expected salvage of the property is zero. Cash inflows are expected to increase at the anticipated inflation rate of 8% each year.
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Compute the inflation-adjusted after-tax cash inflow from the proposal for each year, and determine the excess of total net cash inflows over the initial cash outlay. (Use the MACRS depreciation rates provided rates provided in Exhibit 22-4 to compute tax depreciation, and round the price-level index to three decimal places.)
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Cost Accounting

ISBN: 978-0759338098

14th edition

Authors: William K. Carter

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