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Answer:
Present value of the offer = $739,018.03
Explanation:
The cash flows described in the question from end of year 1 to end of year 20 represent a growing annuity for 20 years. The present value of a growing annuity is calculated as follows:
PV=
where P = the annuity payment in the first period
i = interest rate per period that would be compounded for each period
g = growth rate
n = number of payment periods
P in the 1st year = the base salary of $59,000 + the 10% bonus of $5,900 = $64,900; g is 3.9% ;i=0.1 and n = 20
Present value of the offer = 15,000 received immediately + PV of the growing annuity
= =739,018.03
The applicable formula is as follows:
PV = PMT [1-(1+IRR)^-n]/[IRR]
Where;
PV = Present value = -$200,000 (set as negative as it is a negative cash flow).
PMT = Annual depreciation values = $44,503
IRR = Internal rate of return
n = Period in years = 10 years
Using excel formulas (shown in the attached image);
IRR = 18%
PV = PMT [1-(1+IRR)^-n]/[IRR]
Where;
PV = Present value = -$200,000 (set as negative as it is a negative cash flow).
PMT = Annual depreciation values = $44,503
IRR = Internal rate of return
n = Period in years = 10 years
Using excel formulas (shown in the attached image);
IRR = 18%