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    Managerial Finance II

    PBL REPORT - TASK 5

    Created by:Amelia Erfa (023100072)

    Fauzan Adam (023100041)

    Hilmy Arya (023100081)

    Faculty of Economics

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    Trisakti University

    2011

    Determining Relevant Cash Flow for Kefamanus

    Company, Replacing an Existing Automatic Washing

    Machine with One of Two Newer

    Step 1

    Kind of task : Problem task

    Step 2

    Main problem:

    Which alternative appears to be better that replacing an existing

    automatic washing machine with one of two newer-Toshiba or Panasonic for

    Kefamanus Company?

    Step 3

    Kind of method: Topical Question List

    Step 4

    Analyze the problems:

    Calculate the initial investment associated with a proposed automatic

    washing machine (Toshiba and Panasonic).

    Calculate the depreciation expense for proposed and present machine.

    Find the relevant operating cash inflows for New Toshiba and

    Panasonic automatic washing machin as a proposed and the existing

    machine.

    Determine the terminal cash flow for two newer automatic washing

    machines.

    Summarize the relevant cash flows

    Determine which alternative machine to be more efficient for

    Kefamanus Company

    Step 5

    Learning objectives:

    Able to discuss the relevant cash flows

    Able to calculate the initial investment associated with a proposed

    capital expenditure.

    Able to find the relevant operating cash inflows associated with a

    proposed capital expenditure.

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    Total installed cost-proposed $185,000

    - After-tax proceeds from sale of present machine=

    Proceeds from sale of present machine $125,000

    -Tax on sale of present machine (32,600)

    Total after-tax proceeds-present (92,400)+Change in net working capital 10,000

    Initial investment $102,600

    II.Finding Operating Cash Inflows

    Operating cash inflows is the incremental after-tax cash inflows resulting

    from implementation of a project during its life.

    a. Calculation of Depreciation Expense of Kefamanus Company

    Year Cost Applicable MACRS

    depreciation

    percentage

    Depreciation

    With proposed machine

    1 $185,000 20% $ 37,0002 185,000 32 59,2003 185,000 19 35,1504 185,000 12 22,2005 185,000 12 22,2006 185,000 5 9,200

    Totals 100% $185,000

    With present machine

    1 $150,000 12% (year-4depreciation)

    $ 18,000

    2 150,000 12 (year-5

    depreciation)

    18,000

    3 150,000 5 (year-6

    depreciation)

    7,500

    Totals $ 43,500

    b.Calculation of Operating Cash Inflows for Kefamanus Company

    Year1 2 3 4 5 6

    With proposed machine

    Earnings before depre., int.,

    and taxes

    - Depreciation

    Earnings before int. and taxes

    -Taxes (T= 40%)

    Net operating profit after taxes

    + Depreciation

    Operating cash inflows

    $ 75,000

    37,000

    $ 38,000

    $ 75,000 $75,00

    0

    $75,00

    0

    $75,00

    0

    $ 0

    59,200 35,15

    0

    22,20

    0

    22,20

    0

    9,25

    0$ 15,800 $39,85

    0

    $52,80

    0

    $52,80

    0

    ($9,25

    0)15,200 6,320 15,94

    0

    21,12

    0

    21,12

    0

    (3,70

    0)$ 22,800 $ 9,480 $23,91 $31,68 $31,68 ($5,55

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    0 0 0 0)37,000 59,20

    0

    35,15

    0

    22,20

    0

    22,20

    0

    9,250

    $ 59,800 $

    68,680

    $59,0

    60

    $53,8

    80

    $53,8

    80

    $3,70

    0

    With present machine

    Earnings before depre., int.,

    and taxes

    - Depreciation

    Earnings before int. and taxes

    -Taxes (T= 40%)

    Net operating profit after taxes

    + Depreciation

    Operating cash inflows

    $54,000

    18,000

    $36,000

    $46,000 $45,00

    0

    $38,00

    0

    $35,00

    0

    $ 0

    18,0 00 7,50

    0

    0 0

    0

    $28,000 $37,50

    0

    $38,00

    0

    $35,00

    0

    $ 0

    14,4 00 11,20 0 15,00

    0

    15,20

    0

    14,00

    0

    0

    $21,60

    0

    $16,800 $22,50

    0

    $22,80

    0

    $21,00

    0

    $ 0

    18,000 18,0 00 7,50

    0

    0

    0

    0

    $39,6 00 $34,80

    0

    $30,0

    00

    $22,8

    00

    $21,0

    00

    $ 0

    c. Incremental (Relevant) Operating Cash Inflows for Kefamanus

    Company

    Operating Cash InflowsYear Proposed

    machine

    Present

    machine

    Incremental

    (Relevant)1 $ 59,800 $ 39,600 $ 20,2002 68,680 34,800 33,8803 59,060 30,000 29,0604 53,880 22,800 31,0805 53,880 21,000 32,8806 3,700 0 3,700

    III. Finding Terminal Cash Flow

    Terminal cash flow is the after-tax non operating cash flow occuring in

    the final year ofa project and it is usually attributable to liquidation of the

    project.

    a. Proposed machine

    Book value = Installed cost Accumulated depreciation

    = $185,0000 { (20% + 32% + 19% +12% + 12%) x

    $185,000}

    = $9,250

    Gain on sale = Sale price Book value

    = $50,000 - $9,250= $40,750

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    Taxes on sale (Tax rate = 40%)

    Taxes = Tax rate x Gain on sale

    = 40% x $40,750

    = $16,300

    b.Present machine

    Book value = Installed cost Accumulated depreciation

    = $ 0

    Because there is no depreciation at the end of 5 years (year-6

    depreciation)

    Gain on sale = Sale price Book value

    = $10,000 - $0

    = $10,000

    Taxes on sale (Tax rate = 40%)

    Taxes = Tax rate x Gain on sale

    = 40% x $10,000

    = $4,000

    c. Terminal Cash Flow for Kefamanus Company

    After-tax proceeds from sale of proposed machine =

    Proceeds from sale of proposed machine $50,000-Tax on sale of proposed machine 16,300

    Total after-tax proceeds-proposed $33,700

    - After-taxk proceeds from sale of present machine = $10,000

    Proceeds from sale of present machine 4,000

    - Tax on sale of present machine

    Total after-tax proceeds-present (6,000)

    +Change in net working capital 10,000

    Terminal cash flow $37,700

    IV. Summary of Cash Flows

    End of Year Cash Flow

    0 -$102,6001 + 20,2002 + 33,8803 + 29,060

    4 + 31,0805 + 70,580

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    Totals $ 82,120

    $32,880 OperatingCash Inflow

    $37,700 Terminal

    Cash Flow

    $20,200 $33,880 $29,060 $31,080 $70,580 Total Cash

    Flow

    1 2 3 4 5

    $102,600

    B.New Panasonic and Existing Automatic Washing Machine

    New Panasonic Automatic Washing Machine (Proposed)o Cost to purchase = $ 185,000

    o Installation cost = $ 10,000

    o Increasing in net working capital = $ 12,500

    o Net sales before taxes = $ 75,000

    Existing Automatic Washing Machine (Present)

    o Installed cost = $ 150,000

    o Sale price = $ 125,000

    o Net sales before taxes = $ 10,000o The machine is 3 years old, and

    o Being depreciated under MACRS using a 5-year recovery period

    I. Finding Initial Investment

    The initial investment is the relevant cash outflow for a proposed project

    at time zero.

    a.Book value = Installed cost Accumulated depreciation

    = $150,0000 { (20% + 32% + 19%) x $150,000}= $43,500

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    b.Taxes on sale of present machine (Tax rate = 40%)

    Gain on sale = Sale price Book value

    = $125,000 - $43,500

    = $81,500

    Taxes = Tax rate x Gain on sale

    = 40% x $81,500

    = $32,600

    c. Initial investment for Kefamanus Company

    Installed cost of proposed machine=

    Cost of proposed machine $185,000

    + Installation cost 10,000

    Total installed cost-proposed $195,000

    - After-tax proceeds from sale of present machine=Proceeds from sale of present machine $125,000

    -Tax on sale of present machine (32,600)

    Total after-tax proceeds-present (92,400)

    +Change in net working capital 12,500

    Initial investment $115,100

    II.Finding Operating Cash Inflows

    Operating cash inflows is the incremental after-tax cash inflows resulting

    from implementation of a project during its life.a.Calculation of Depreciation Expense of Kefamanus Company

    Year Cost Applicable MACRS

    depreciation

    percentage

    Depreciation

    With proposed machine

    1 $195,000 20% $ 39,0002 195,000 32 62,4003 195,000 19 37,050

    4 195,000 12 23,4005 195,000 12 23,4006 195,000 5 9,750

    Totals 100% $195,000

    With present machine

    1 $150,000 12% (year-4

    depreciation)

    $ 18,000

    2 150,000 12 (year-5

    depreciation)

    18,000

    3 150,000 5 (year-6

    depreciation)

    7,500

    Totals $ 43,500

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    b.Calculation of Operating Cash Inflows for Kefamanus Company

    Year

    1 2 3 4 5 6

    With proposed machineEarnings before depre., int.,

    and taxes

    - Depreciation

    Earnings before int. and taxes

    -Taxes (T= 40%)

    Net operating profit after taxes

    + Depreciation

    Operating cash inflows

    $ 86,000

    39,000

    $ 47,000

    $ 78,000 $

    68,000

    $

    60,000

    $52,00

    0

    $ 0

    62,400 37,050 23,4

    00

    23,40

    0

    9,750

    $ 15,600 $

    30,950

    $

    36,600

    $28,60

    0

    ($9,75

    0)18,800 6,240 12,380 14,6

    40

    11,44

    0

    (3,90

    0)$ 28,200 $ 9,360 $

    18,570

    $

    21,960

    $17,16

    0

    ($5,85

    0)39,000 62,40

    0

    37,050 23,4

    00

    23,40

    0

    9,750

    $ 67,200 $

    71,760

    $

    55,62

    0

    $

    45,36

    0

    $40,5

    60

    $3,90

    0

    With present machine

    Earnings before depre., int.,

    and taxes

    - DepreciationEarnings before int. and taxes

    -Taxes (T= 40%)

    Net operating profit after taxes

    + Depreciation

    Operating cash inflows

    $54,000

    18,000

    $36,000

    $46,000 $45,00

    0

    $38,00

    0

    $35,00

    0

    $ 0

    18,0 00 7,500 0 0 0

    $28,000 $37,50

    0

    $38,00

    0

    $35,00

    0

    $ 0

    14,4 00 11,20 0 15,00

    0

    15,20

    0

    14,00

    0

    0

    $21,60

    0

    $16,800 $22,50

    0

    $22,80

    0

    $21,00

    0

    $ 0

    18,000 18,0 00 7,50

    0

    0

    0

    0

    $39,6 00 $34,800

    $30,000

    $22,800

    $21,000

    $ 0

    c. Incremental (Relevant) Operating Cash Inflows for Kefamanus

    Company

    Operating Cash InflowsYear Proposed

    machine

    Present

    machine

    Incremental

    (Relevant)1 $ 67,200 $ 39,600 $ 27,6002 71,760 34,800 36,960

    3 55,620 30,000 25,6204 45,360 22,800 22,560

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    5 40,560 21,000 19,5606 3,900 0 3,900

    III. Finding Terminal Cash Flow

    Terminal cash flow is the after-tax non operating cash flow occuring inthe final year ofa project and it is usually attributable to liquidation of the

    project.

    a. Proposed machine

    Book value = Installed cost Accumulated depreciation

    = $195,0000 { (20% + 32% + 19% +12% + 12%) x

    $195,000}

    = $9,750

    Gain on sale = Sale price Book value

    = $75,000 - $9,750

    = $65,250

    Taxes on sale (Tax rate = 40%)

    Taxes = Tax rate x Gain on sale

    = 40% x $65,250

    = $26,100

    b.Present machine

    Book value = Installed cost Accumulated depreciation= $ 0

    Because there is no depreciation at the end of 5 years (year-6

    depreciation)

    Gain on sale = Sale price Book value

    = $10,000 - $0

    = $10,000

    Taxes on sale (Tax rate = 40%)

    Taxes = Tax rate x Gain on sale= 40% x $10,000

    = $4,000

    c. Terminal Cash Flow for Kefamanus Company

    After-tax proceeds from sale of proposed machine =

    Proceeds from sale of proposed machine $75,000

    -Tax on sale of proposed machine 26,100

    Total after-tax proceeds-proposed $48,900

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    - After-taxk proceeds from sale of present machine = $10,000

    Proceeds from sale of present machine 4,000

    - Tax on sale of present machine

    Total after-tax proceeds-present (6,000)

    +Change in net working capital 12,500Terminal cash flow $55,400

    IV. Summary of Cash Flows

    End of Year Cash Flow

    0 -$115,1001 + 27,6002 + 36,9603 + 25,6204 + 22,5605 + 74,960

    Totals $ 72,600

    $19,560 Operating

    Cash Inflow

    $55,400 Terminal

    Cash Flow

    $27,600 $36,960 $25,620 $22,560 $74,960 Total CashFlow

    1 2 3 4 5

    $115,100