Homework Answers
| Machine A | ||
| Particulars | USD | |
| List price | 102000 | |
| Transportation charge | 1270 | |
| Installation cost | 920 | |
| Cost of trial run | 960 | |
| Discounts | 0 | Paid after discount period |
| Maintenance cost | 0 | to be charged to income statement |
| Cost of machine A | 105150 | |
| Machine B | ||
| Particulars | USD | |
| List price | 29400 | Interest cost to be charged to PL |
| Acquisition cost | 175 | |
| Cost of machine B | 29575 | |
| Land | ||
| Particulars | USD | |
| No of shares (A) | 2125 | |
| Market value of share (B) | 32 | |
| Market value of land (A*B) | 68000 | |
| Equipment | ||
| Down payment | 40000 | |
| Semi annual payments | 150000 | for 30 |
| Future value | 190000 | |
| Less: interest cost | 83,965 | |
| Cost of equipment | 106,035 | |
| Future value | 190000 | |
| ROI | 12% | |
| Payment | 5000 | |
| No of installments | 30 | |
| Present value | $106,035 | Use formulae PV |
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issuing a $75,000, 1-year, zero-interest-bearing note. The note is
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current year.
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1. Allocate the total cost among the three
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