By NEAS - 11/20/2022 5:49:33 PM
BM Chapter 19 debt tax shield adjusted present value practice exam question.
A firm undertakes a one year project on January 1 with the following attributes:
● The initial investment is 2,016.
● The project provides an expected return of 2,244 at the end of the year (December 31).
● The opportunity cost of capital is 9.4% per annum.
● The return on debt rD is 6.3% per annum.
● The debt to value ratio (D/V) is 34.2%.
● The corporate tax rate is 28.4%.
Question 19.1: Base case net present value of the project
What is the base case net present value of the project?
Answer 19.1: The initial investment is 2,016, the project provides an expected return of 2,244 at the end of the year, and the opportunity cost of capital is 9.4% per annum. The base case net present value of the project is –2,016 + 2,244 / (1 + 9.4%) = 35.19.
Question 19.2: Value of debt tax shield
What is the value of each dollar of debt tax shield when the tax is paid?
Answer 19.2: The corporate tax rate is 28.4%, and the return on debt rD is 6.3% per annum. The value of each dollar of debt tax shield is 28.4% × 6.3% = 1.79%.
Question 19.3: Present value of debt tax shield
What is the present value of the debt tax shield?
Answer 19.3: The corporate tax rate is 28.4%, the return on debt rD is 6.3% per annum, the initial investment is 2,016, and the debt to value ratio (D/V) is 34.2%. The value of the debt tax shield one year from now is 28.4% × 6.3% × 2,016 × 34.2% = 12.34. The present value of the debt tax shield is
(28.4% × 6.3% × 2,016 × 34.2%) / (1 + 6.3%) = 11.60.
Question 19.4: Adjusted present value of the project
What is the adjusted present value of the project?
Answer 19.4: the adjusted present value of the project is the base case net present value of the project + the present value of the debt tax shield = 35.19 + 11.60 = 46.79.
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