Answer:
The present value of terminal value is $ 863,689.48
Explanation:
Terminal value=Cash flows at third year*(1+g)/WACC-g
cash flows at the third year is $64,000
g is the growth rate of net cash flows which is 2% in perpetuity
WACC is 8%
Terminal value=$64,000*(1+2%)/(8%-2%)
=$64000*1.02/0.06
=$ 1,088,000.00
The present value of terminal=terminal value*discount factor in year 3
discount factor in year=1/(1+8%)^3=0.793832241
Present value of terminal cash flow=1,088,000.00 *0.79383224
=$ 863,689.48
Answer:
The balance of uncollectible accounts after the adjustment will be $15,000
Explanation:
On December 31, the balance of the accounts receivable is $300,000 and on same data it is suggested that the 5% of the account receivable will be not be collected.
So, the balance of the uncollectible accounts will be computed as:
Uncollectible accounts = Account receivable balance × % which will not collected
where
Account receivable balance is $300,000
% which will not be collected is 5%
Putting the values above:
= $300,000 × 5%
= $15,000
NOTE: The allowance for uncollectible accounts of $1,000, already credited, so will not be considered again.
Answer:
The total present values of cash inflows is $12,057.92
The net present value is $306.48
The IRR is 10%
Explanation:
The total present values was computed by multiplying each of the cash flow by a discount factor ,which is given as 1/(1+r)^n
r is the percent minimum rate of return
n is the relevant year of cash flow
The computation is found in the attached.
The net present is the sum of present of inflows minus cash outflow
The formula for IRR is ,=irr(values) as contained in the excel file attached.
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