Answer: Spreadsheets
Explanation: Spreadsheets allow you to
foresee and edit data, while also seeing
the past data to help towards ones
future business goals.
Answer:
The amount allocated to goodwill at January 1, 2017, is: $16,000
Explanation:
We talk of goodwill when a company acquires another one and is the difference between the cost to purchase the business minus the fair market value of the tangible assets netted the liabilities.
In this case the fair value of the assets is:
Assets $550,000 + $40,000 - $10,000= $580,000
The book value of the assets is corrected with the fair value, in this case we correct the value of the patent.
Liabilities $300,000
porcentage acquired 30%
price paid $100,000
$100,000 - ((580,000-300,000)*30%) = $16,000
Answer: $918,000
Explanation: Since Shelton Co is considering building a warehouse on the site because the rental lease is expiring then in evaluating the new project all the relevant cash flows must be considered in the protect evaluation. Market value of the land used for constructing the building is an opportunity cash flow and so must be considered. The Relevant cost of opportunity for land will be its fair value.
Therefore ,the initial cost cost of the warehouse project for the use of this land is $918, 000.
Answer:
Stock A will be preferable for the risk averse Investors.
Explanation:
The reason is that risk is the measure of the vulnerability of the returns on the investment made which means if the return on the investment has greater vulnerability of returns then it is highly risky. So the risk averse investor would prefer stock A with lower risk.
(Special comments:
It must be noted that the higher return shows that the investment is also highly risky because nobody is going to give you more with low risk associated investments. This means lower return on Stock B is also preferable here for the risk averse investor because it carries lower risks.)
Answer:
$1,952 (Positive NPV)
Explanation:
Year Annual CF ($) PV factor at 10.30% PV of Cash Flow ($)
1 17,000 0.90662 15,413
2 17,000 0.82196 13,973
3 17,000 0.74520 12,668
4 17,000 0.67561 11,485
5 17,000 0.61252 10,413
6 17,000 0.55532 9,441
7 17,000 0.50347 8,559
TOTAL 1.73554 81,952
Net Present Value (NPV) = Present value of annual cash flows - Initial Cost
Net Present Value (NPV) = $81,952 - $80,000
Net Present Value (NPV) = $1,952 (Positive NPV)
