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Summary ACC626 WK5 Assignment ACC 626 ACC 626 Accounting in a Global Environment Week 5 Assignment Case 10-1 Felix Machine Company According to Doupnik, Finn, Gotti, & Perera, €œThe net present value (NPV) of an investment is the difference between the initi$7.49
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Summary ACC626 WK5 Assignment ACC 626 ACC 626 Accounting in a Global Environment Week 5 Assignment Case 10-1 Felix Machine Company According to Doupnik, Finn, Gotti, & Perera, €œThe net present value (NPV) of an investment is the difference between the initi
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ACC 626 Accounting in a Global Environment
Week 5 Assignment
Case 10-1 Felix Machine Company
According to Doupnik, Finn, Gotti, & Perera, “The net present value (NPV) of an
investment is the difference between the initial investment and the sum of the present values
of all future after-tax net cash inflows from the investment.” It accounts for capital budgeting
and the initial investment that is required to fund a project, making it a net figure. “NPV
looks to assess the profitability of a given investment on the basis that a dollar in the future is
not worth the same as a dollar today,” says Fernando (2021). This paper will analyze the
Felix Machine Company by calculating the net present value (NPV) of a proposed investment
in India from a project perspective and a parent company perspective.
Calculations of the Net Present Values amounts could be either positive, negative, or a
zero amount. “A positive NPV means that the investment is expected to provide a rate of return
on the initial investment greater than the discount rate used to calculate present values, whereas
a negative NPV means that the return provided would be less than the discount rate. If the NPV
is zero, the project is expected to provide a rate of return exactly equal to the discount rate
(Doupnik, 2020)”. When there is a negative NPV, the project or investment should be avoided
due to its low rate of return. However, having a positive or zero NPV on investment is more
attractive due to its projected positive rate of return.
To calculate NPV from a project perspective, IWC begins by calculating cash flow from
operations (CFO) in Hungarian forints over the three-year investment horizon. The formula that
will be used to calculate the project perspective is CFO= Earnings (after tax) + Depreciation.
Using this formula, we can conclude the following:
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