The CEO of UML, Inc. wants to purchase a piece of special equipment for use in the company's environmental research project. The equipment would cost $$720,000$ and would have an eight$-$year useful life and a salvage value equal to $5\%$ of its original cost. In addition to the cost of the equipment, the company would have to increase its working capital by $$10,000$ to handle the more rapid processing of material by the new equipment.

An analysis that the CEO has just received indicates that the equipment will not provide the required $16\%$ after$-$tax return. The analysis estimated that the equipment would save the company $$200,000$ per year in its research program as a result of speeding up several key processes. The only significant maintenance work required on the new equipment would be the installation of new pressure seals in five years at a cost of $$80,000.$ The CEO instructed that the new equipment be depreciated using the MACRS optional straight$-$line method, since the company always uses straight$-$line depreciation for accounting purposes. The company's tax rate is $30\%.$ The equipment is in the MACRS five$-$year property class.

Upon seeing the analysis, the company's controller has suggested that the analysis be redone using the regular MACRS tables rather than the MACRS optional straight$-$line method. Somewhat irritated by this suggestion, the CEO stated, "You accountants and your fancy bookkeeping methods! What difference does it make what depreciation method we use $-$ we have the same investment, the same cost savings, and the same total depreciation either way. That equipment just doesn't measure up to our rate of return requirements. How you make the bookkeeping entries for depreciation won't change that fact."

Required

$1.$ Compute the net present value of the equipment using the MACRS optional straight$-$line method for computing depreciation as instructed by the CEO.

$2.$ Compute the net present value of the equipment using the regular MACRS tables as suggested by the controller. Round all dollar amounts to the nearest whole dollar.

KINDLY FILL THE ANSWER IN TE SAME TABLE FORMAT