Answer:
Explanation:
Cash flow is 530 , 690 , 875 and 1090 in 1st to 4 th year respectively
discount rate = 10 %
NPV = 530/ 1.10 + 690 / (1.10)² + 875/(1.10)³ + 1090/ (1.10)⁴
= (530x1.10³ + 690 x 1.10² + 875x 1.10 + 1090)/ 1.10⁴
= (705.43 x +834.9 +962.5 +1090)1.10⁴
= 3592.83 / 1.10⁴
= 2453.95
Discount rate 18%
NPV = 530/ 1.18 + 690 / (1.18)² + 875/(1.18)³ + 1090/ (1.18)⁴
= (530x1.18³ + 690 x 1.18² + 875x 1.18 + 1090)/ 1.18⁴
= (870.80696 +960.756 +1032.5 +1090)1.18⁴
= 2039.46
Discount rate 24%
NPV = 530/ 1.24 + 690 / (1.24)² + 875/(1.24)³ + 1090/ (1.24)⁴
= (530x1.24³ + 690 x 1.24² + 875x 1.24 + 1090)/ 1.24⁴
1010.51072+ 1060.944+1085+1090 / 1.24⁴
= 1796.14
For taxpayers with household income below 400% of the FPL there is a table of repayment limitation.
For at least 300% but not less than 400% ( for example: 350% ) it is $1,250.
Answer: $1,250.
Answer:
NPV is positive,the project should be accepted
Explanation:
In determining whether or not the project should be accepted ,we need to ascertain the Net Present value of the project which is present value of cash inflows of $13,000 for 35 years minus the initial investment of $125,374.60 committed today.
The annuity factor for 8% for 35 year horizon is 11.6546 using annuity table.
Present of cash inflow=cash inflow*annuity factor=$13,000*11.6546=$151,509.80
Net present value=$ 151,509.80-$125,374.60=$ 26,135.20
The investment has a positive NPV,hence should be accepted
Answer:
Amount withdraw each year = $ 186,991.24
Explanation:
Amount accumulate at the time of retirement = FV of Current Investment in Bond + FV of Current Investment in Stock + FV of annuity deposited in bond
Amount accumulate at the time of retirement = 162000 x (1+7.5%)^10 + 602000 x (1+11%)^10 + 7800 x ((1+7.5%)^10 -1) / 7.5%
Amount accumulate at the time of retirement = $ 2,153,565.83
Amount withdraw each year = Amount accumulate at the time of retirement/Annuity factor
Amount withdraw each year = 2153565.83 / ((1-(1+6.75%)^-23) / 6.75%)
Amount withdraw each year = $ 186,991.24
Answer:
B. (1) and (4)
Explanation:
Plant assets are tangible assets that have a useful life of more than 1 year, and are used by the company in its normal operations.
The cars available for sale are part of the inventory while the land is considered an investment. The only plant assets are the showroom and surrounding buildings, and the car that provides free rides to customers.
