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ycow [4]
3 years ago
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Gross Inc. signs a five-year licensing agreement with Maiger Company. Gross Inc. will pay Maiger annual installment payments of

$10,500 at the beginning of each of the five years. The fair value of the contract is $48,000. Over the five-year contract period, Gross Inc. will pay interest of:
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1 answer:
olganol [36]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

$4,500

Explanation:

First, calculate the total Installment

Total Installment payment = Annual Installment x Numbers of annual

Where

Annual Installment = $10,500 per year

Numbers of annual = 5 years

Installment payment = $10,500 per year x 5 years

Installment payment = $52,500

Now use the following formula to calculate the Interest payent

Interest payment = Installment Payment - Fair value of contract

Where

Installment Payment = $52,500

Fair value of contract = $48,000

Placing values in the formula

Interest payment = $52,500 - $48,000

Interest payment = $4,500

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