Case Robert Montoya, Inc. revised
also cited as Case in original casebook
Topic Cash Flow Estimation
th edition textbook
On page in the casebook, change to new machinery cost and change to salvage value On page change to price and to costs These revisions will change most of the numbers in Table
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Textbook examples definitions information on pages Chapter Section first twopage introduction C
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Please fill in Xs in Table Change in NWC net working capital inventories. Price freight installation change in NWC net investment outlay project NCF net cash flow at year Salvage value X tax rate SV salvage value tax in year Salvage value SV tax recovery of NWC termination CF cash flow Net op operating cash flow termination CF project NCF
Press CEC to clear number on screen of Texas Instrument Ba II Plus Financial calculator. If you ever need to clear CFs cash flows etc. in your calculator, press nd to get yellow above key functionsI keyreset ENTER setnd CPT quit
Fill in Xs Payback period of S about years, L about years. Omit MIRR.
Depreciable basis price freight installation. In year X or MACRS factor depreciation expense endofyear book value.
Table
MACRS Depr. Endofyear
Year Factor Expense Book Value
$ $
X X X
X X X
See years and as examples in Table In year X X project NCF
Cash Flow Statements:
Year Year Year Year Year
Unit price $ X X $
Unit sales X X
Revenues X X
Operating costs X X
Depreciation X X
Other project effects X X
Before tax income X X
Taxes X X
Net income X X
Plus depreciation X X
Net op cash flow X X
Salvage value
SV tax X
Recovery of NWC X
Termination CF X
Project NCF $ X X X X
Example: see Project S numbers in Table on page with your financial calculator, press CF I keystroke to make it negative ENTER down arrow key I could not find a symbol ENTER down arrow key down arrow key ENTER down arrow key down arrow key ENTER down arrow key down arrow key ENTER down arrow key down arrow key NPV ENTER down arrow key CPT textbook not case answer $ pages IRR CPT answer pages Note that case has termination cash flows in year etc. you need to make adjustments