Jacqueline A. & Sean B. Company purchases goods from its suppliers on terms of 4/10, net 40. (Show Calculations)
a. What is the effective annual cost to Jacqueline & Sean Company if it chooses not to take the discount and makes its payment on day 40?
b. What is the effective annual cost to Jacqueline & Sean Company if it chooses not to take the discount and makes it payment on day 60?
The effective annual cost in the two situations can be calculated as follows:
Effective Annual Cost = (1+ (Discount% / (100 - Discount%)))^(365/(Days To Pay - Discount Period)) - 1
Part (a)
Discount = 4, Days To Pay = 40 and Discount Period = 10
Using these values in the above formula, we get,
Effective Annual Cost = (1+(4/(100-4)))^(365/(40 - 10)) - 1 = 64.32%
Part (b)
Discount = 4, Days To Pay = 60 and Discount Period = 10
Using these values in the above formula, we get,
Effective Annual Cost = (1+(4/(100-4)))^(365/(60 - 10)) - 1 = 34.72%
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