Today, Gomi Waste Disposal purchased a piece of equipment for 210,000 dollars th
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Question
Today, Gomi Waste Disposal purchased a piece of equipment for 210,000 dollars that will be depreciated to 90,000 dollars over 8 years using straight-line depreciation. What would the after-tax cash flow be from the equipment sale if the equipment is sold in 9 years for 110,000 dollars and the tax rate is 10 percent?
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Middlefield Motors is evaluating project Z. The project would require an initial investment of 57,500 dollars that would be depreciated to 6,500 dollars over 7 years using straight-line depreciation. The first annual operating cash flow of 24,000 dollars is expected in 1 year, and annual operating cash flows of 24,000 dollars are expected each year forever. Middlefield Motors expects the project to have an after-tax terminal value of 306,500 dollars in 3 years. The tax rate is 30 percent. What is (X+Y)/Z if X is the project’s relevant expected cash flow in year 3, Y is the project’s relevant expected cash flow in year 4, and Z is the project’s relevant expected cash flow in year 2? Round your answer to 2 decimal places (for example, 2.89, 0.70, or 1.00).
Explanation / Answer
Calculation of after tax cash flow from the sale of equipment Sale value $110,000 Less : Book value of equipment at the end of 8th year $90,000 Gain on sale of equipment $20,000 Less : Tax @ 10% $2,000 Add :Book value of equipment at the end of 8th year $90,000 After tax cash flow from sale of the equipment $108,000