Final Exam - Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

Capital Budgeting Analysis

• Essentially we try to figure out?

A

Project costs & Project return.

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Capital Budgeting Analysis

How Project costs & Project return.?

A

By estimating cash flows

from the project.

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3
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Principles of Estimating Cash Flows

What are the 2 Cash Flows

A

Initial Cash Outflow

Net Operating Cash Flows

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4
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Principles of Estimating Cash Flows
Cash Flows
Initial Cash Outflow

A

Net Investment

Project cost

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5
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Principles of Estimating Cash Flows

Net Operating Cash Flows

A

Project returns

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6
Q

Cash flows should be measured on?

A

on an incremental

basis

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7
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Cash flows should be measured on

A

an after-tax basis

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8
Q

 All the _______ ______ of a project should be included in the cash flow calculations

A

indirect effects

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9
Q

 ____ _____ should not be considered

A

Sunk costs

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10
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 ______ ________ should be considered

A

Opportunity costs

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11
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Opportunity costs

A

use of the land owned/any assets held

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12
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Net Investment =?

Formula

A

new project cost ((inc. installation and shipping costs)

+
investment in net working capital initially.

  • net proceeds from the sale of existing assets
    (when make a replacement decision)

+
Taxes associated with the sale of the existing assets and/or the purchase of the new assets

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13
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Net (Operating) Cash Flows

Formula

A

Delta Revenue - Delta Cost - Delta Depreciation] x (1-T) + Delta Depreciation - Delta NWC
= Operating Cash Flow

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14
Q

Case 1

Sale = book value

A

No tax consequences

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15
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Case 2

Sale < book value

A

Tax savings =
Marginal tax rate x
Amount of loss

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16
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Case 3 Original cost >

Sale > book value

A

Tax liability =
Gain x
Marginal tax rate

17
Q

Case 4

Sale > original cost

A

Tax liability =
(Gain +
Capital gain) x
Marginal tax rate

18
Q

Recovery of Net Working Capital

A

The total amount of accumulated net working capital is usually recovered at the end of the life of the project

19
Q

The recovery of net working capital would result in increase in what?

A

net cash flow

20
Q

 There are generally

A

no tax considerations associated with the

recovery of net working capital

21
Q

Should you deduct the interest charges associated with a particular project?

A

No

22
Q

It is generally considered incorrect to deduct the interest charges associated with a particular project for two reasons:

A
  1. Profitability of the project should be
    independent of financing
    2.The cost of capital (discount rate) already
    incorporates the cost of funds used to finance a project.
23
Q

Depreciation Method

A

Straight-line or various accelerated depreciation

methods can be used

24
Q

Depreciation Method

For tax purposes

A

, the Modified Accelerated

Cost Recovery System (MACRS) is used

25
Q

Straight-line depreciation methods

Formula

A

Annual deprciation amount =
Installed cost
/
Number of years over which the asset is depreciated

26
Q

(3) Problems in Cash Flow Estimation

A

It is difficult to predict the actual cash flows
of a project
Cash flow estimates for different projects
may have varying degrees of uncertainty
The returns from asset replacement
projects are generally easier to forecast
than the returns from new product
introduction projects