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O'Reilly Ltd is considering purchasing a spinning machine which will cost $25,000.It has a five- year life and will be worthless after that.O'Reilly's cost of capital is 12%.Because of uncertainty in the economic situation the after- tax cash inflows for each of the five years are uncertain.The company has estimated expected cash flows,as shown below,for three possible economic results: worst case,most likely case and best case.Calculate the NPVs for each of the possible economic results.Is this project very risky? O'Reilly Ltd is considering purchasing a spinning machine which will cost $25,000.It has a five- year life and will be worthless after that.O'Reilly's cost of capital is 12%.Because of uncertainty in the economic situation the after- tax cash inflows for each of the five years are uncertain.The company has estimated expected cash flows,as shown below,for three possible economic results: worst case,most likely case and best case.Calculate the NPVs for each of the possible economic results.Is this project very risky?   Range is $15,826 - (- $3,283)= $19,109 which suggests the project is quite risky. Range is $15,826 - (- $3,283)= $19,109 which suggests the project is quite risky.

Understand the difference between active and passive participation in business activities.
Comprehend the definition and implications of passive activities for tax purposes.
Grasp the importance and application of the at-risk rules in determining deductible losses.
Recognize how the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) works and identify tax preference items.

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