Problem 4 (22 marks) Delish Industries has undergone a capital budgeting NPV analysis and has determined they should acquire some specialized equipment for their gold exploration off the coast of NS. Jake has been hired as a Co-op student for the summer and has been asked to do a NAL analysis to determine whether it would make more sense to lease or purchase the asset. Jake has examined the proposed lease and has determined the following: (1) The equipment has a purchase price of $1,400,000 and has an eight-year useful life. (2) The estimated salvage value is $350,000 in eight years. (3) If Delish Industries acquires the equipment (accepts the project), they will generate after-tax cash flows of $120,000 per year. (4) If Delish Industries purchases the equipment, it will cost the firm $5,000 today in training costs and these training costs will be expensed for income tax purposes. Under the terms of the lease, the lessee will be responsible for training costs. (5) If they lease the equipment from CL Enterprises, the lease payments will be $225,000 per year for 8 years with the payments made at the beginning of the year. (6) If the asset is purchased, Delish Industries will be responsible for maintenance costs of $15,000 per year; if leased, the lessee will be responsible for maintenance costs. (7) The asset belongs in an asset class with a CCA rate of 35%. (8) If the asset is leased, the cost to insure the asset would be more expensive, requiring the lessee to pay an additional $5000 per year (to be paid at the beginning of the year). Delish Industries has a marginal tax rate of 40%. The before- tax cost of debt is 9%. The lease qualifies as a true tax lease for tax purposes. Should Delish Industries buy or lease the equipment? Prepare a NAL analysis. Show all your work. Problem 4 (22 marks) Delish Industries has undergone a capital budgeting NPV analysis and has determined they should acquire some specialized equipment for their gold exploration off the coast of NS. Jake has been hired as a Co-op student for the summer and has been asked to do a NAL analysis to determine whether it would make more sense to lease or purchase the asset. Jake has examined the proposed lease and has determined the following: (1) The equipment has a purchase price of $1,400,000 and has an eight-year useful life. (2) The estimated salvage value is $350,000 in eight years. (3) If Delish Industries acquires the equipment (accepts the project), they will generate after-tax cash flows of $120,000 per year. (4) If Delish Industries purchases the equipment, it will cost the firm $5,000 today in training costs and these training costs will be expensed for income tax purposes. Under the terms of the lease, the lessee will be responsible for training costs. (5) If they lease the equipment from CL Enterprises, the lease payments will be $225,000 per year for 8 years with the payments made at the beginning of the year. (6) If the asset is purchased, Delish Industries will be responsible for maintenance costs of $15,000 per year; if leased, the lessee will be responsible for maintenance costs. (7) The asset belongs in an asset class with a CCA rate of 35%. (8) If the asset is leased, the cost to insure the asset would be more expensive, requiring the lessee to pay an additional $5000 per year (to be paid at the beginning of the year). Delish Industries has a marginal tax rate of 40%. The before- tax cost of debt is 9%. The lease qualifies as a true tax lease for tax purposes. Should Delish Industries buy or lease the equipment? Prepare a NAL analysis. Show all your work