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DeCablo, Inc. owns a machine costing P105,000. This has an estimated useful life of 6 years with a scrap value of P15,000
The management is contemplating to purchase a new machine now at a cost of P150,000 and can be depreciated over four (4) years with no salvage value using sum of year’s digit (SYD) method. After its economic life of 4 years its market value is P50,000. The company will incurs a shipping and installation of cost of P40,000 and an increase in working capital of P25,000.
With this new machine, revenues is expected to increase by P125,000 and cash expenses due to this replacement will also increase by P60,000. Cost of capital is estimated to be 15% and corporate tax of 25%
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- Necessary computation to determine the following:
- Net cash outlays (net investment cost)
- Net
cash inflows (operating cash inflows) - Terminal cash flow
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