COST ACCOUNTING W/CONNECT
COST ACCOUNTING W/CONNECT
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ISBN: 9781264022021
Author: LANEN
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 14, Problem 56P

a.

To determine

Describe whether Person GD would prefer to lease or purchase the technology if the manager of GD is evaluated using return on investment (ROI).

a.

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Return on investment:

Return on investment is the amount of total profit earned by a division with its assets. The return on investment is used to check the efficiency of the unit. It shows the efficiency of the unit to utilize its assets to generate the profit.

Describe whether Person GD would prefer to lease or purchase the technology if the manager of GD is evaluated using return on investment (ROI):

Return on investment when purchased:

Purchase=Annual incomeAnnual amortization[Investment for GD+Purchasevalue of technology]=$5,000,000$400,000 (1)$30,000,000+$2,800,000=14.02%

Return on investment when leased:

Purchase=[Annual incomeAnnualpayments required for lease]Investment for GD=$5,000,000$775,000$30,000,000=14.08%

Working note 1:

Compute the value of Annual amortization:

Annual amortization=Purchase value of technologyNumber of years of lease=$2,800,0007=$400,000

From the above calculation, it is clear that the manager should prefer lease. 

b.

To determine

Describe whether Person GD would prefer to lease or purchase the technology if the manager of GD is evaluated using residual income.

b.

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Investment in the project:

The investment in the project is a very important decision. Before selecting the project, the management should consider the profitability of the project with the help of present value, IRR, ROI, etc.

The residual incomes of the two options are as follows:

Residual incomes when purchased:

Purchase=[(Annual incomeAnnual amortization)12%×(Investment for GD+Purchasevalue of technology)]=[$5,000,000400,000(0.12×($30,000,000+$2,800,000)]=$664,000

Residual incomes when leased:

Lease=[(Annual incomeAnnualpayments required for lease)(12%×Investment for GD)]=[($5,000,000775,000)(0.12×$30,000,000)]=$625,000

From the above calculation, it is clear that the manager should prefer purchase. 

c.

To determine

Describe the lease payment that the manager would make indifferent between leasing and purchasing the technology if the manager of GD is evaluated using return on investment (ROI).

c.

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Describe the lease payment that the manager would make indifferent between leasing and purchasing the technology if the manager of GD is evaluated using return on investment (ROI):

Purchase=[Annual incomeX]Investment for GD14.02%=$5,000,000X$30,000,000X=[$5,000,000(14.02%×$30,000,000)]=$794,000

Note: Assume that the breakeven lease payment as X.

d.

To determine

Describe the lease payment that the manager would make indifferent between leasing and purchasing the technology the manager of GD is evaluated using residual income.

d.

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Describe the lease payment that the manager would make indifferent between leasing and purchasing the technology the manager of GD is evaluated using residual income:

Purchase=[(Annual incomeX)(12%×Investment for GD)]$664,000=[($5,000,000X)(0.12×$30,000,000)]X=[$5,000,000$3,600,000$664,000]=$736,000

Note: Assume that the breakeven lease payment as X.

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