BLCK PNK is deciding to purchase or lease an automatic casting machine that will cost 15000, to be depreciated straight-line basis over a 5-year period. tax=50%. actual expected salvage value is 2100. maintenance & insurance expenses= 1000. todd co can borrow funds at before-tax rate of 8%. lease details: lease payment = 4200 required: (39)PV of cost of owning, (40)PV of cost of leasing, NAL, and decision
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BLCK PNK is deciding to purchase or lease an automatic casting machine that will cost 15000, to be depreciated straight-line basis over a 5-year period. tax=50%. actual expected salvage value is 2100. maintenance & insurance expenses= 1000. todd co can borrow funds at before-tax rate of 8%.
lease details: lease payment = 4200
required:
(39)PV of cost of owning,
(40)PV of cost of leasing, NAL, and decision
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