21, Present Value of $ 15000 to be received after 6 years at the rate of 10 %
Future Value( FV) = Present value(PV)* (1+ rate)no. of years
15000 = PV* ( 1+.10)6
PV = 15000/( 1.10)6
PV = 15000/1.7716
PV = 8467
22. Calculation of Closing Cash balance
Particular | Amount in $ |
Cash flow from Operating Activity | 320000 |
Cash flow from Investing Activity | 110000 |
Cash flow from Financing Activity | 140000 |
Net cash flow during the year (A) | 570000 |
Opening Cash Balance (B) | 90000 |
Closing Cash Balance (A + B) | 660000 |
23. Cash flow from Operating Activity
Particular | Amount in $ | |
Net Income | 530000 | |
Add:- | Depreciation | 140000 |
Add:- | Increase in Account receivable | 60000 |
Cash flow from Operating Activity | 730000 |
24. Amount of Provision for Bad debt after year end - adjustment to be made
Particular | Amount in $ |
Closing Debtor | 6000000 |
Required Bad Debt | 8% |
Required Bad Debt - closing | 480000 |
opening Bad debt | 24000 |
Provision to be made | 456000 |
25. Calculation of Debtor Collection Period
Particular | Amount in $ |
Sale | 960000 |
Closing debtor | 120000 |
Average Collection Period | Closing Debtor/ Sale * 365 |
120000/960000*365 | |
45.7 days |
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