Golddex Corporation has decided to sell some old equipment to make room for a new project. The salvage value of the equipment is $220,000. The firm would be able to recover $60,000 in working capital when the equipment is sold. Their tax rate is 21%. The old equipment has a book value of $140,000. What is the terminal cash flow?

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Jaydin Roman

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14 August, 23:55

Golddex Corporation has decided to sell some old equipment to make room for a new project. The salvage value of the equipment is $220,000. The firm would be able to recover $60,000 in working capital when the equipment is sold. Their tax rate is 21%. The old equipment has a book value of $140,000. What is the terminal cash flow?

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Lisa · Answer 1

The correct answer is $263,200.

Explanation:

According to the scenario, the given data are as follows:

Salvage value = $220,000

Working capital = $60,000

Book value = $140,000

Tax rate = 21%

So, Gain on disposal = Salvage value - Book value

= $220,000 - $140,000 = $80,000

Now, Tax paid on gain on disposal value = Gain on disposal * tax rate

= $80,000 * 21% = $16,800

So, Salvage value after tax = Salvage value - Tax paid on gain on disposal value

= $220,000 - $16,800

= $203,200

So, we can calculate the terminal cash flow by using following formula:

Terminal cash flow = Salvage value after tax + Working value

= $203,200 + $60,000

= $263,200