Solution: | |||
40. | |||
Answer is 2nd option $54,000 | |||
Working Notes: | |||
We will get Asset's book value at end of second year by deducting depreciation for 1st year & 2nd year from cost . | |||
Annual depreciation expense is $10,000 then the total depreciation for two years will | |||
=$10,000 for 1st year + $10,000 for 2nd year | |||
=$20,000 | |||
Hence | Asset's book value at end of 2nd year | ||
=cost - two year depreciation | |||
=$74,000 - $20,000 | |||
=$54,000 | |||
41. | |||
Answer is 2nd option $2,561,585 | |||
Working Notes: | |||
Courier Logistics corp. will received cash equals to the current market value of bond issued. | |||
So now we will computed market value of bond issued | |||
Bond Price = Periodic Coupon Payments x Cumulative PVF @ periodic YTM (for t= to t=n) + PVF for t=n @ periodic YTM x Face value of Bond | |||
Coupon Rate = 5% | |||
Face value of the bond = $2,400,000 | |||
Annual coupon = Face value of bond x Coupon Rate = 2,400,000 x 5% = $120,000 | |||
Market rate for bond = YTM= 4% p.a (annual) | |||
n= no.of coupon = No. Of years x no. Of coupon in a year | |||
= 8 x 1 = 8 | |||
Bond Price = Periodic Coupon Payments x Cumulative PVF @ periodic YTM (for t= to t=n) + PVF for t=n @ periodic YTM x Face value of Bond | |||
= $120000 x Cumulative PVF @ 4% for 1 to 8th + PVF @ 4% for 8th period x 2400000 | |||
= $120000 x 6.732745 + 2400000 x 0.730690 | |||
=2,561,585.40 | |||
=2,561,585 | |||
so company will received 2,561,585 cash the current market value of bond issued | |||
Cumulative PVF @ 4% for 1 to 8th is calculated = (1 - (1/(1 + 0.04)^8) ) /0.04 =6.732745 | |||
PVF @ 4% for 8th period is calculated by = 1/(1+i)^n = 1/(1.04)^8 =0.730690 | |||
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