Ken Smith wants to start a deck and fence company called
Heritage Design. Ken will run the business for three years and then
retire. Assume that his investment outlays will occur immediately
and all operating cash flows occur at year-end with the first
year's cash flows occurring one year from now. Ken plans to buy
two pick-up trucks at a cost of $ 25,800 per vehicle. He also
expects to purchase $ 20,600 worth of tools and equipment. The
trucks and the equipment are classified as a 5-year property. Ken
expects that he will have to carry a lumber inventory of $ 25,200.
At the end of three years, Ken expects that he will be able to
sell each of the trucks for $ 5,000, but he expects that the tools
and equipment will be worthless. The corporate tax rate is 30 %.
What are the terminal cash flows (the terminal year cash flows not
including the operating cash flows)?
The total cost of the trucks, tools and equipment (initial
investment) is
Total cost of trucks and tools/equipment = cost of trucks + cost of tools
= 25800*2 + 20600
=$72200
Salvage value after tax of the trucks =
Purchase price = 25800*2 = 51600
Less :Depreciation = 36739
Year 1 = 20% = 10320
Year 2 = 32% = 16512
Year 3 = 19.2% = 9907.20
Book value = 14860.8
Selling price = 10000
Hence Loss = -4860.8
Tax = 30% = 1458.24
Net Salvage = 10000+1458.24 = $11458.24
Terminal year cash flow =net salvage + working capital recovery
= 11458.24+ 25200
= $36658.24
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