Question: True-Shield Enterprises plans to operate a sightseeing boat along the Charles River in Boston. In negotiating the purchase of a new vessel from Yachts Dynamic
True-Shield Enterprises plans to operate a sightseeing boat along the Charles River in Boston. In negotiating the purchase of a new vessel from Yachts Dynamic Inc., True-Shield learned that Yachts Dynamic would lease the boat to them as an alternative to selling it outright. Through such an arrangement, True-Shield would not pay the $2,000,000 purchase price but would lease for $320,000 annually. True-Shield expects the boat to last for 15 years and have a salvage value of $200,000. For tax purposes, however, the boat is 7-year property (that is, the cost of the boat would be recovered over a period of 8 years, using the MACRS rates for 7-year property provided in Exhibit 22-4.)
The annual net cash inflow, excluding any consideration of lease payments and income tax, is expected to be $600,000. The company's income tax rate is 40%, and its cost of cap¬ital is 14%.
Required:
Make a recommendation to purchase or lease the boat, using the net present value method to evaluate each alternative.
The annual net cash inflow, excluding any consideration of lease payments and income tax, is expected to be $600,000. The company's income tax rate is 40%, and its cost of cap¬ital is 14%.
Required:
Make a recommendation to purchase or lease the boat, using the net present value method to evaluate each alternative.
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