A firm purchases $4,562,500 in goods over a 1-year period from its sole supplier. The supplier offers trade credit under the following terms: 2/15, net 50 days. Davis finally chooses to pay on time (pay in the 50th day) but not to take the discount. We assume 365 days per year. What is the average level of the company’s free trade credit?
$187,500
Based on the information from Question 31, what is the effective annual cost of the firm’s costly trade credit?
17.6%
21.3%
23.5%
25.2%
50. Average Level of companys free trade credit = Total credit purchases in a year / 365 * Number of days credit availed
Average Level of companys free trade credit = 4,562,500 / 365 * 50 = 625,000
51. The company is not availing 2/15 net 50 discount
ie it has the option to take a discount of 2% and pay within 15 days ot pay the full amount in 50 days
Let us assume we have to pay 100 rs
We have 2 Options
Pay 98 on Day - 15
Or Pay 100 on Day 50
in a way by not paying on day 15 we have borrowed 98 for 35 days
Effective Annual cost of this borrowing = (100 / 98) ^ (365 / 35) - 1 = 23.50%
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