VALUE - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING LL+ACCESS
VALUE - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING LL+ACCESS
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.6AP

1. (a)

To determine

Identify the present value of debt.

1. (a)

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Answer to Problem 9.6AP

The present value of debt of Company E is [$1,361,160(1)+$598,907(2)] $1,960,067.

Explanation of Solution

Present value:

Present value is the current value of an amount that is to be paid or received in future. Present value is determined by using the formula:

Present Value = 1(1+i)n×Amount

Annuity:

An annuity is referred as a sequence of payment of fixed amount of cash flows that occurs over the equal intervals of time.

Working Notes:

Calculate the present value of debt for the borrowed money of $2,000,000 to be repaid in five years:

Present Value = 1(1+i)n×Amount=1(1+0.08)5×$2,000,000=$1,361,160

Therefore, the present value of debt for the borrowed money of $2,000,000 to be repaid in five years is $1,361,160.

(1)

Calculate the present value of annuity for an agreed amount interest each year for five years:

Present Value =1(1+i)ni×Amount=1(1+0.08)58%×$150,000=3.99271×$150,000=$598,907

Therefore, the present value of annuity for an agreed amount interest each year for five years is $598,907.

(2)

2. (b)

To determine

Identify the single amount the company must deposit on January 1 and also identify the total amount of interest revenue that will be earned.

2. (b)

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Determine the single amount that Company E must deposit on January 1:

Present Value = 1(1+i)n×Amount=1(1+0.08)10×$1,000,000=0.46319×$1,000,000=$463,190

Therefore, the single amount that Company E must deposit on January 1 is $463,190.

Identify the total amount of interest revenue that will be earned by Company E:

The total amount of interest revenue that will be earned by the Company E is $536,810[$1,000,000$463,190].

3.(c)

To determine

Identify the amount of each of the equal annual payments that will be paid on the note by Company E and also identify the total amount of interest expense that will be accrued by Company E.

3.(c)

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Identify the amount of each of the equal annual payments that will be paid on the note by Company E:

Amount of equal annual payment for four years}=(Machine purchasedCash paid on                                      machine purchased)Annuity value for 4 years=($750,000$400,000)3.31213(3)=$350,0003.31213=$105,672

Therefore, The amount of each of the equal annual payments that will be paid on the note by Company E is $105,672.

Working Note:

Annuity value for 4 years = 1(1+0.08)48%=0.2649701470.08=3.31213 (3)

Identify the total amount of interest expense that will be accrued by Company E:

Total interest accrued = ( Annual payment for one year ×Number of years of annual payment )(Remaining amount to be paid on purchase)=($105,672×4)$350,000=$422,688$350,000=$72,688

Therefore, the total amount of interest expense that will be accrued by Company E is $72,688.

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