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a)
To determine: The cost of giving up the early payment discount from each supplier.
Introduction:
Credit term refers to customer’s ability to acquire goods before making payment, depends on the trust that payment will be paid in future.
b)
To discuss: The current availability from the commercial bank when the firm requires short-term financing.
Introduction:
An external type of financing that have a shorter time span for repaying the loan back is termed as short-term financing. This type of financing has less interest rate as compared to the long-term financing. Every company relies on short-term financing from external sources.
c)
To discuss: The impact on taking the discount or giving up the early payment discount when the firm stretches by 30 days its accounts payable.
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