Betty's Biscotti Company has decided to acquire a commercial convection oven. It will cost $15,000 and could
Question:
Betty's Biscotti Company has decided to acquire a commercial convection oven. It will cost $15,000 and could be salvaged in 8 years for $5000 when the next expansion is likely. The Banc Farine has agreed to loan Betty the funds required at 12% payable in equal instalments at the end of each year of the 8 year term. Alternatively, Betty could lease the equipment over the 8 years from the manufacturer, CuisineFart (they are GAS ovens..ha ha..ok fine...can't blame me for trying to make you laugh) with annual payments of $3,500 payable at the start of each year of the contract. Betty's tax rate is 10%. Her cost of capital is 25% and tax shields are realized at the end of the year, as normal.
Ovens, as equipment, Class 8, have a CCA rate of 20%. An OPTIONAL maintenance contract was available for purchase at the time of the oven purchase, with annual payments of $1,200 for each of the years of the asset's expected use, what would the present value of this addition be worth to Betty?
A.$6,219
B. some other number
C.$3,595
D.$5,598
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