You are tasked with evaluating the purchase of a vending machine for the snack room.
The base price is $4,000 and it would cost another $1,000 to modify the machine to install the machine. The equipment falls in the MACRS 3 year class of depreciation with rates of 33%, 45%, 15% and 7%. The machine would require an investment in snacks (inventory/net operating working capital) of $500. The machine would produce revenue of $3,000 per year with costs of $534 per year. The firm’s tax rate is 20%.
The firm plans on selling the machine at the end of three years for $1500 and recovering their investment in net working capital at that time as well.
What is the operating cash flow associated with the first year of operation?
| operating cash flow associated with the first year of operation | ||||
| i | revenue | 3000 | ||
| ii | Cost | 534 | ||
| iii | Depreciation | =(4000+1000)*33% | 1650 | |
| iv=i-ii-iii | Profit before tax | 816 | ||
| v=iv*20% | tax @ 20% | 163.2 | ||
| vi=iv-v | Profit after tax | 652.8 | ||
| vii=vi+iii | Operating cash flow | 2302.8 | ||
| Therefore operating cash flow | 2302.8 | |||
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