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    Leasing vs. Buying

    Hasbro Case

    Presented By:

    Sushant Dhall (13167)

    Swati Agarwal (13168)

    Umang Arora (13169)

    Varun Sareen (13170)

    Yogesh Raisinghani (13172)

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    Present Value of Cash Outflows under leasingalternative:

    Assuming he plans to buy the machine at the end of 5th year.

    Present value of machine=$6000*(PVIF@5%,5years)= 6000*0.784

    = $4704

    Total Present Value = $(18285.12+4704) = $22989.12

    After Tax cash flow associated with the lease payment = $ 22989,considering that Hasbro would purchase the machinery.

    Year After Tax Lease

    Rentals

    7000 (1-0.4)

    Total cash

    outflows

    PVIFA @ 5 %

    8% (1-0.4)

    Total Present

    Value

    1 - 5 4200 4200 4.3536 18285.12

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    Working Notes

    Borrowing & buying option:

    EYI = Rs. $7514

    Schedule of Debt Payment

    Year End Loan o/s @

    thebeginning of

    the year

    Loan

    Installment

    Interest

    content @8%

    Principal

    Content

    Loan o/s @

    the end ofthe year

    130000 7514 2400 5114 24886

    224886 7514 1990.88 5523.12 19362.88

    319362.88 7514 1549.03 5964.97 13397.91

    413397.91 7514 1071.833 6442.167 6955.743

    5 6955.743 7514 558.2568 6955.743 0

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    Schedule of Depreciation

    Loss on sale of machine(at the end of the

    effective life of the machine)

    Book Value at the end of 5 years = $ 10,236.95

    Salvage value = $ 6,000

    Therefore, loss on sale of the machine = $ 4236.95

    Year Value ofMachineryDepreciation

    Factor Depreciation Amount

    Balance at

    the end ofYear

    1 30,000.00 0.20 6,000.00 24,000.00

    2 24,000.00 0.32 7,680.00 16,320.00

    3 16,320.00 0.19 3,100.80 13,219.20

    4 13,219.20 0.12 1,586.30 11,632.90

    5 11,632.90 0.12 1,395.95 10,236.95

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    Present Value of Cash Outflows under buying

    alternative:

    Year LoanInstallme

    nt

    Tax advantage on: Net cashoutflow

    PVIF@ 5%

    Total cashoutflows

    Maintenance

    M(0.4)

    Interest

    I (0.4)

    Depreciation

    D (0.4)

    1 7514 400 960 2400 3754 0.952 3573.8082 7514 400 760.35 3072 3281.65 0.907 2976.457

    3 7514 400 619.61 1240.32 5254.07 0.864 4539.516

    4 7514 400 428.73 634.52 6050.75 0.823 4979.767

    5 7514 400 223.30 558.38 6332.32 0.784 4964.539

    21034.81

    Less: Present Value of Salvage value 6000 x 0.784 4704.00

    Less: Present Value of tax savings on loss on sale of machine

    4236.95 x 0.784 x 0.4

    1328.70

    Total 15002.10

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    Solution to Question 1

    As per slide 2, after Tax cash flow associated

    with the lease payment = $ 22989,

    considering that Hasbro would purchase the

    machinery.

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    Solution to Question 2

    As per slide 5, interest paid each year after tax

    deduction is as below:

    Year InterestI (0.4)

    1 960

    2 760.35

    3 619.614 428.73

    5 223.30

    TOTAL $ 2,992

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    Solution to Question 3

    As per slide 5, depreciation paid each year

    after tax deduction is as below:

    Year DepreciationD (0.4)

    1 2400

    2 3072

    3 1240.324 634.52

    5 558.38

    TOTAL $ 7,905.22

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    Solution to Question 4

    As per slide 5, Depreciation, maintenance & interestpaid each year after tax deduction is as below:

    Total Tax shield: $ 12,897

    Maintenance

    M(0.4)

    Interest

    I (0.4)

    Depreciation

    D (0.4)

    400 960 2400

    400 760.35 3072

    400 619.61 1240.32

    400 428.73 634.52400 223.30 558.38

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    Solution to Question 5

    As per slide 5, the total net After Tax Cash

    Outflows associated with the purchase of the

    machinery is: $ 15002.10

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    Solution to Question 6

    The company is advised to buy the machinery as the

    present value of cash outflows under the buying option

    is lower than those obtained on leasing option.

    Cost of Borrow and Buy option: $ 15,002

    Cost of Leasing option: $ 22,989

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    Advantages of Leasing

    Advantages to the lessee:

    1. Tax Benefits

    2. Additional sources of Finance

    3. Financing of capital goods

    4. Simplicity & less costly

    Advantages to the lessor:

    1. Full security

    2. High profitability3. Growth potential

    4. Tax Benefits

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    Disadvantages of Leasing

    Restrictions on use of Equipment.

    Loss of Residual value

    Double Sales tax

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    Answer to Question 8

    Factors determining the Hasbro decision to

    lease/ buy or not buy the machinery

    1. The salvage value compared to the valueafter depreciation of 5 yrs.

    2. Future business opportunity

    3. Requirement of the same technology forfurther use