The MacCauley Company has sales of $200 million and total expenses (excluding depreciation) of $130 million. Straight-line

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The MacCauley Company has sales of $200 million and total expenses (excluding depreciation) of $130 million. Straight-line depreciation on the company’s assets is $15 million, and the maximum accelerated depreciation allowed by law is $25 million. Assume that all taxable income is taxed at 40 percent. Assume also that net working capital remains constant.

a. Calculate the MacCauley Company’s after-tax operating cash flow using both straight-line and accelerated depreciation.

b. Assuming that the company uses straight-line depreciation for book purposes and accelerated depreciation for tax purposes, show the income statement reported to the stockholders. What is the after-tax operating cash flow under these circumstances?


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Contemporary Financial Management

ISBN: 9780324289114

10th Edition

Authors: James R Mcguigan, R Charles Moyer, William J Kretlow

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