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Calculate the net present value (NPV) of the investment Purchase Price -$449,900.00 Initial Cost -$11,468.00 Investment in NWC -$3,220.00 After-Tax SV Initial Outlay -$464,588.00 Project

Calculate the net present value (NPV) of the investmentĀ 



Purchase Price-$449,900.00
Initial Cost-$11,468.00
Investment in NWC-$3,220.00
After-Tax SV
Initial Outlay-$464,588.00
Project Life10
Tax Rate



Rate for Single Earning $207,350 a year

Initial Outlay from Q2-$464,588.00
35.00%




Annual Operating Cash Flow

(Sales-Cost) x (1-tax rate) + (depreciation) x (tax rate)



Annual Rent$19,320.00

Expenses$16,321.15

Depreciation$16,360.00

Taxes Rate0.35

Annual Operating Cash Flow (Year 1 - 10)$7,675.25





Question 4

(0.5 point). Calculate the terminal cash flow in yr 10 your answers from Q1.







After Tax Savage ValueSV - t*(SV - BV)

Savage Value$494,900.00

Tax Rate35.00%





Accumulated Depreciation


Depreciation Expense$16,360.00

# of Years of Project10

Accumulated Depreciation Total$163,600.00





BV


Depreciable Asset (Purchase Price+Inital Cost)-$461,368.00

Accumulated Depreciation$163,600.00

BV Total-$624,968.00





After Tax Savage Value$102,946.20





Terminal Cash Flow


Recovery of NMW from Q2$3,220.00

After-Tax Savage Value$102,946.20

Terminal CF$106,166.20

















YearAmount

0-$464,588

1$7,675.25

2$7,675.25

3$7,675.25

4$7,675.25

5$7,675.25

6$7,675.25

7$7,675.25

8$7,675.25

9$7,675.25

10$113,841.45


WACC =

Wd Rd (1-T) + We Re







Wd =

Weight on debt securities



Rd =

Cost of Debt (=borrowing rate)



T

Corporate Tax Rate



We =

Weight on equity securities



Re =

Cost of Equity (=expected Return)











Wd =70%

Rd =3.82%

T35%

We =30%

Re =7%





WACC


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