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Sir if existing asset has book value 10000 and new asset value has 20000 And life of both is 4year and if new asset sell today then sale at 5000 or at end of 4 year then 1000 and sale value of new asset at the end of 4 year is 5000 then when we take capital gain in initial cash outflow or in terminal cash inflow
How would you work this question? Seduck has just replaced a set of hydraulic screens that had been in operation for 6 years with a newer screening system that cost $180,000 installed. The old system cost $140,000 and had been depreciated as a 10-year MACRS asset. Its salvage value is $10,000. What is the NINV for the new equipment? Assume a 40% tax rate. Use the rounded MACRS schedule listed below:(10-Year Depreciation Schedule: 10%, 18%, 14%, 12%, 9%, 7%, 7%, 7%, 7%, 6%, 3%)
To determine the Net Investment Value (NINV) for the new equipment, we need to calculate the initial outlay for the new system, taking into account the effects of taxes and the sale of the old system. Calculate the remaining book value of the old system. The old system has been depreciated for 6 years using the MACRS schedule for a 10-year asset. MACRS Depreciation Schedule for 10 years: Year 1: 10% Year 2: 18% Year 3: 14% Year 4: 12% Year 5: 9% Year 6: 7% Year 7: 7% Year 8: 7% Year 9: 7% Year 10: 6% Year 11: 3% The total depreciation over the first 6 years is: 10%+18%+14%+12%+9%+7%=70% Therefore, the remaining book value after 6 years is: Book Value=Original Cost×(1−Total Depreciation) Book Value=140,000×(1−0.70)=140,000×0.30=42,000 Calculate the after-tax salvage value of the old system. The after-tax salvage value accounts for any tax impacts from the difference between the salvage value and the book value. Tax Impact=(Salvage Value−Book Value)×Tax Rate Tax Impact=(10,000−42,000)×0.40=(−32,000)×0.40=−12,800 The negative tax impact implies a tax saving. Thus, the after-tax salvage value is: After-tax Salvage Value=Salvage Value+Tax Saving After-tax Salvage Value=10,000+12,800=22,800 Calculate the NINV (Net Investment Value) for the new equipment. The NINV includes the cost of the new equipment minus the after-tax salvage value of the old equipment. NINV=Cost of New Equipment−After-tax Salvage Value of Old Equipment NINV=180,000−22,800=157,200 Therefore, the Net Investment Value (NINV) for the new equipment is $157,200.
sir jo jo aap padhate ho smjh aa jata hai, but patani esa question isi topic se DU ke exam me ni ata. Sala kuch smjh hi ni ara aapka method padhne ke baad dusre method smjh hi ni ara. Aur aap bhi aasan aasan sawal lagwaate ho thhoda tough question liya karo atleast because the Exams are not made to check our conceptual clarity they are made to see how much root learning we can do.
Ye questions sirf base concept ko clear karne ke liye hai. Practice more questions from tenure's book . Ye 2-3 questions padhkar du ka paper to solve nhi hoga na
@CA. Naresh Aggarwal Sir in the last question (Terminal Cash Flow part) we also have to add Tax Saving on Capital Loss as it is told in the question...please clarify it Sir
we havent suffered any capital loss while selling the new asset that's why tax saving is not taken in terminal cash flow, we have just suffered loss in comparison to the hypothetical situation where we could have made 40,000 but we made only 20,000, not an actual loss to be shown in the statement of P & L I am very bad at explaining 😅 dont know if you will get it or not or may be you have figured it out already
Sir in terminal value of cash inflow, shouldn't it be Terminal cash inflow =annual cash inflow of 4th year+ scrap value of new machine =48600+18000, since new machine will be sold at the end of 4th year?
@@sarthakpandey5564 because replacement ka concept hai isme, video ki starting dubara suno Sir ne clearly btaya h iska reason ki old se compare krenge new project ko
@@sarthakpandey5564 replacement krne se new machine se kitna additional cash flow hoga ye pta krna h islie jo purani machine se hoga vo subtract kroge tabhi additional pta lagega
I think only u had watched full video with so much concentration in all of them. Why no body did put this question. Means why sir uses 30% tax when they say 40% tax rate
Sir while calculating terminal cash inflow the answer is different just because of the selling off of the old machinery for the new one? Only in this case the answer will be adjusted? Because in previous question the old machine was also sold off bt was not adjusted with the new machine in the end.
For the previous question scrap value was not given for the old machine, only the sale price was given. That's why it was subtracted. However, in the next question, we had a salvage value for both of the machines, that's why there was a need to adjust it. There is a difference between salvage value and sale price, for terminal flow we only consider the scrap value.
sir why old depriciation is minus from new dericiation because the machinery is new and now the old machine has no role to play in present day operation,
Sir plz help me for this question ( Binod ltd is considering to purchase a machine costing rs 120000. Assuming the annual cash saving from using the machine is rs 56000 before charging depritiation (rs24000) and tax, tax rate is 50%. Calculate cash inflow for 3 years .plz sir solve this question, i request to you.
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sir tax rate 40%, h so - initial invt. =144000, cash flow for 10 year = 65600. thank you !
Bro 65600 kese and last mn tax kyon nahi liya
Pls anyone tell why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation.
@@sarthakpandey5564because in case of replacement we have to calculate incremental cash flow so we will take incremental dep
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it's very simple and logical way of teaching , sir really I have taken subscription from other teachers but I am watching your videos because it's very easy to understand
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@@CANareshAggarwal sir in 2nd example when we find terminal cash flow .. Is tax also apply in capital gain or loss?
@@sanababar8447no because it is the scrap value . If we get a profit on selling the old asset then we will apply capital gain or capital loss .
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Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation?
Sir if existing asset has book value 10000 and new asset value has 20000
And life of both is 4year and if new asset sell today then sale at 5000 or at end of 4 year then 1000 and sale value of new asset at the end of 4 year is 5000 then when we take capital gain in initial cash outflow or in terminal cash inflow
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How would you work this question?
Seduck has just replaced a set of hydraulic screens that had been in operation for 6 years with a newer screening system that cost $180,000 installed. The old system cost $140,000 and had been depreciated as a 10-year MACRS asset. Its salvage value is $10,000. What is the NINV for the new equipment? Assume a 40% tax rate. Use the rounded MACRS schedule listed below:(10-Year Depreciation Schedule: 10%, 18%, 14%, 12%, 9%, 7%, 7%, 7%, 7%, 6%, 3%)
To determine the Net Investment Value (NINV) for the new equipment, we need to calculate the initial outlay for the new system, taking into account the effects of taxes and the sale of the old system.
Calculate the remaining book value of the old system.
The old system has been depreciated for 6 years using the MACRS schedule for a 10-year asset.
MACRS Depreciation Schedule for 10 years:
Year 1: 10%
Year 2: 18%
Year 3: 14%
Year 4: 12%
Year 5: 9%
Year 6: 7%
Year 7: 7%
Year 8: 7%
Year 9: 7%
Year 10: 6%
Year 11: 3%
The total depreciation over the first 6 years is:
10%+18%+14%+12%+9%+7%=70%
Therefore, the remaining book value after 6 years is:
Book Value=Original Cost×(1−Total Depreciation)
Book Value=140,000×(1−0.70)=140,000×0.30=42,000
Calculate the after-tax salvage value of the old system.
The after-tax salvage value accounts for any tax impacts from the difference between the salvage value and the book value.
Tax Impact=(Salvage Value−Book Value)×Tax Rate
Tax Impact=(10,000−42,000)×0.40=(−32,000)×0.40=−12,800
The negative tax impact implies a tax saving. Thus, the after-tax salvage value is:
After-tax Salvage Value=Salvage Value+Tax Saving
After-tax Salvage Value=10,000+12,800=22,800
Calculate the NINV (Net Investment Value) for the new equipment.
The NINV includes the cost of the new equipment minus the after-tax salvage value of the old equipment.
NINV=Cost of New Equipment−After-tax Salvage Value of Old Equipment
NINV=180,000−22,800=157,200
Therefore, the Net Investment Value (NINV) for the new equipment is
$157,200.
sir jo jo aap padhate ho smjh aa jata hai, but patani esa question isi topic se DU ke exam me ni ata. Sala kuch smjh hi ni ara aapka method padhne ke baad dusre method smjh hi ni ara. Aur aap bhi aasan aasan sawal lagwaate ho thhoda tough question liya karo atleast because the Exams are not made to check our conceptual clarity they are made to see how much root learning we can do.
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Sir please do a video on risk analysis in capital budgeting
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Good understanding
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation?
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@CA. Naresh Aggarwal Sir in the last question (Terminal Cash Flow part) we also have to add Tax Saving on Capital Loss as it is told in the question...please clarify it Sir
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation
we havent suffered any capital loss while selling the new asset that's why tax saving is not taken in terminal cash flow, we have just suffered loss in comparison to the hypothetical situation where we could have made 40,000 but we made only 20,000, not an actual loss to be shown in the statement of P & L
I am very bad at explaining 😅 dont know if you will get it or not or may be you have figured it out already
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Sir in eg3.5 in terminal cash flow why u have not subtracted sale of scrap of old from new?
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Amazing explain
Sur in illustration 3.5, you have taken the wrong tax rate of 30% instead of 40%
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Sir in terminal value of cash inflow, shouldn't it be
Terminal cash inflow =annual cash inflow of 4th year+ scrap value of new machine =48600+18000, since new machine will be sold at the end of 4th year?
@C.A naresh aggrawal Sir in second q why did we subtracted the value of old asset ? Shouldnt terminal value be only the scrap value of new assets ?
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Sir plz make video on capital gain in financial management
Well explained
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation?
Sir why we are not considering salvage value of old asset in initial cash outflow?
Sir plz upload more videos of financial management
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Sir agar profit on sale of old asset hota toh ?
Sir pls tell why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation.
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why did you take depreciation of old asset as sale price/remaining years in the second example question
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In second question sir on Terminal cash inflow where the tax
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Pls tell why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation.
@@sarthakpandey5564 because replacement ka concept hai isme, video ki starting dubara suno Sir ne clearly btaya h iska reason ki old se compare krenge new project ko
@@sarthakpandey5564 replacement krne se new machine se kitna additional cash flow hoga ye pta krna h islie jo purani machine se hoga vo subtract kroge tabhi additional pta lagega
@@sarthakpandey5564 additional depreciation = depreciation on new machine - depreciation on old machine
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Tax rate is given as 40% in the problem ??
Sir minimum rate of return wale question bhi krvado ........jisme present value of an annuity calculate krte hai
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second question given tax rate is 40% but you solved on 30% tax rate, please explain.
Yes i has same problem
I think only u had watched full video with so much concentration in all of them. Why no body did put this question. Means why sir uses 30% tax when they say 40% tax rate
Same problem sir?
Why is terminal inflow not negative in first question?
@@parwatikharkwal8592 q ki wha ek hee asset ki scrap de rkhi h
Sir is your video available for risk analysis techniques in capital budgeting chapter
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Sir from which book do you teach?
kindly mention the textbook or course pack that you are using
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Sir u can add more questions in next video please
Sir from which book you are giving questions ??
Sir terminal cash inflow m saving on capital gain bhi to add hona chya vo kitna amount add hoga 40000 y 40000 k 30%. In 2 question
sir in 2nd example when we find terminal cash flow .. Is tax also apply in capital gain or loss?
I have the same doubt
I think we take it after capital gain tax
Sir How to calculate Discounted cash flow in pay back period
Sir please tell which book are you using for this numerical. It'll be very useful
rp rastogi book sultan chand and son publication
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation ?
Which book has he used for the reference?
Thanks of this video
Sir second question ke terminal cash flow mai tax saving on capital loss kyu nhi add kiya?
Sir...don’t we have to consider tax saving or loss in terminal cash flows?
nope bro we dont consider the same should i tell the logic?
@@ninjauserninja4818 yes plz tell me
@@ninjauserninja4818 yes please.
Sir aapne terminal cash flow mei second question mei savings on capital loss to add karke dikhaya nahi
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Sir 2nd question me .....tax saving amount add nai hoga kya.....pls help kro sir.....
In illus 3.5 why no tax treatment on salavege value
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It was 40% on 2nd sum not 30% Tax
Sir while calculating terminal cash inflow the answer is different just because of the selling off of the old machinery for the new one? Only in this case the answer will be adjusted? Because in previous question the old machine was also sold off bt was not adjusted with the new machine in the end.
I have this doubt as well
For the previous question scrap value was not given for the old machine, only the sale price was given. That's why it was subtracted. However, in the next question, we had a salvage value for both of the machines, that's why there was a need to adjust it. There is a difference between salvage value and sale price, for terminal flow we only consider the scrap value.
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@@ektasingh4452 in first question too Rs 4000 was given as salvage value of old machine. Now please explain as I have same doubt.
Which book?
Sir what is the name of the text book?????
sir why old depriciation is minus from new dericiation because the machinery is new and now the old machine has no role to play in present day operation,
Yes bro I have same question
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation?
Sir, Which book you are teaching from
What book is this ?
sir, I have a question. terminated cash flow why we didn't use the effect of capital loss
Why old depreciation deducted from new depreciation?
@@sarthakpandey5564 Exactly, did that doubt got cleared?
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Sir is it not necessary to deduct old asset sale price in terminal cashflows as it is not deducted in book with same illustration..
It may have been deducted from last year's inflow otherwise the solution is wrong.
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Sir first ques mei ..28000 mei se 6000 less kyu kiya ?
Kyunki net depriciation nikalna hai.28,000 mein 6000 ki depriciation already included hai
Sir plz help me for this question ( Binod ltd is considering to purchase a machine costing rs 120000. Assuming the annual cash saving from using the machine is rs 56000 before charging depritiation (rs24000) and tax, tax rate is 50%. Calculate cash inflow for 3 years .plz sir solve this question, i request to you.
Plz sir solve it
Sir tax rate is 40% in 2 question ......also pls can you tell me the name of book from which you taking questions and solving the problem.....sir pls
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