Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis
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Author: James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach
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Consider the case of Shoe Building Inc. (SBI):
Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is considering the purchase of new manufacturing equipment that will cost $35,000 (including shipping and installation). SBI can take out a four-year, $35,000 loan to pay for the equipment at an interest rate of 8.40%. The loan and purchase agreements will also contain the following provisions:
•The annual maintenance expense for the equipment is expected to be $350.•The equipment has a four-year depreciable life. The Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System's (MACRS) depreciation rates for a three-year asset are 33.33%, 44.45%, 14.81%, and 7.41%, respectively.•The corporate tax rate for SBI is 40%.Note: Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is allowed to take a full-year depreciation tax-saving deduction in the first year.
Based on the preceding information, complete the following tables:
ValueAnnual tax savings from maintenance will be:$140
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
$4,666…
Consider the case of Shoe Building Inc. (SBI):
Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is considering the purchase of new manufacturing equipment that will cost $35,000 (including shipping and installation). SBI can take out a four-year, $35,000 loan to pay for the equipment at an interest rate of 8.40%. The loan and purchase agreements will also contain the following provisions:
•
The annual maintenance expense for the equipment is expected to be $350.
•
The equipment has a four-year depreciable life. The Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System’s (MACRS) depreciation rates for a three-year asset are 33.33%, 44.45%, 14.81%, and 7.41%, respectively.
•
The corporate tax rate for SBI is 40%.
Note: Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is allowed to take a full-year depreciation tax-saving deduction in the first year.
Based on the preceding information, complete the following tables:
Value
Annual tax savings from maintenance will be:
$140
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3…
Consider the case of Shoe Building Inc. (SBI):
Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is considering the purchase of new manufacturing equipment that will cost $35,000
(including shipping and installation). SBI can take out a four-year, $35,000 loan to pay for the equipment at an
interest rate of 8.40%. The loan and purchase agreements will also contain the following provisions:
• The annual maintenance expense for the equipment is expected to be $350.
The equipment has a four-year depreciable life. The Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System's (MACRS)
depreciation rates for a three-year asset are 33.33%, 44.45%, 14.81%, and 7.41%, respectively.
• The corporate tax rate for SBI is 40%.
Note: Shoe Building Inc. (SBI) is allowed to take a full-year depreciation tax-saving deduction in the first year.
Based on the preceding information, complete the following tables:
Value
Annual tax savings from maintenance will be: $140
Year 1
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Tax savings from depreciation $4,666 $6,223 $2,073…
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Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis
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