Essentials of Corporate Finance
Essentials of Corporate Finance
8th Edition
ISBN: 9780078034756
Author: Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 16, Problem 8QP

a)

Summary Introduction

To determine: The amount of payments to suppliers of all the four quarters, when the company pays immediately.

Introduction:

Accounts payable period: It is a period that a company takes to pay its invoice from the creditors. It is also termed as a day’s payable period.

a)

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Answer to Problem 8QP

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 1(Q1) is $237.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 2(Q2) is $288.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 3(Q3) is $264.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 4(Q4) is $248.4.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The GP Company places its orders during each quarter at 30% of projected sales for the next quarter. The Sales of Q1 is $720, Sales of Q2 is $790, Sales of Q3 is $960, and Sales of Q4 is $880.

The formula to calculate the payment amount to the suppliers:

Payment amount to the suppliers=(Sales of the next quarter× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)

Compute the payable amount for each quarter:

Note: Since the company pays immediately, the payable period becomes zero.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 1 (Q1):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q1}=(Sales of Q2× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$790×30100=$237

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q1 is $237.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 2 (Q2):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q2}=(Sales of Q3× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$960×30100=$288

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q2 is $288.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 3(Q3):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q3}=(Sales of Q4× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$880×30100=$264

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q3 is $264.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 4(Q4):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q4}=[[(Sales of Q1×Percentage of sales in year)+ Sales of Q1]× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter]=[($720×15100)+$720]×30100=[$108+$720]×30100=$248.4

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q4 is $248.4.

b)

Summary Introduction

To determine: The amount of payments to suppliers of all the four quarters, when the payables period is 90 days.

Introduction:

Accounts payable period: It is a period that a company takes to pay its invoice from the creditors. It is also termed as a day’s payable period.

b)

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Answer to Problem 8QP

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 1(Q1) is $216.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 2(Q2) is $237.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 3(Q3) is $288.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 4(Q4) is $264.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The GP Company places its orders during each quarter at 30% of projected sales for the next quarter. The Sales of Q1 is $720, Sales of Q2 is $790, Sales of Q3 is $960, and Sales of Q4 is $880.

Compute the payable amount for each quarter:

Note: Since the payables period is 90 days, the payable amount will be 30% of the current year sales.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 1 (Q1):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q1}=(Sales of Q1× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$720×30100=$216

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q1 is $216.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 2 (Q2):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q2}=(Sales of Q2× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$790×30100=$237

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q2 is $237.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 3(Q3):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q3}=(Sales of Q3× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$960×30100=$288

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q3 is $288.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 4(Q4):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q4}=(Sales of Q4× Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)=$880×30100=$264

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q4 is $264.

c)

Summary Introduction

To determine: The amount of payments to suppliers of all the four quarters, when the payables period is 60 days.

Introduction:

Accounts payable period: It is a period that a company takes to pay its invoice from the creditors. It is also termed as a day’s payable period.

c)

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Answer to Problem 8QP

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 1(Q1) is $223.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 2(Q2) is $254.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 3(Q3) is $280.

The payable amount to suppliers of Quarter 4(Q4) is $200.84.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The GP Company places its orders during each quarter at 30% of projected sales for the next quarter. The Sales of Q1 is $720, Sales of Q2 is $790, Sales of Q3 is $960, and Sales of Q4 is $880.

Note: The payables period is 60 days, so the payment in every period will be two-third of current quarter’s orders plus the one-third of next quarter’s orders.

The formula to calculate the payable amount for each quarter:

Payable amount=[(23 of Current quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)+(13of Next quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)]

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 1 (Q1):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q1}=[(23 of Current quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)+(13of Next quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)]=(23×$720×30100)+(13×$790×30100)=$144+$79=$223

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q1 is $223.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 2 (Q2):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q2}=[(23 of Current quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)+(13of Next quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)]=(23×$790×30100)+(13×$960×30100)=$158+$96=$254

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q2 is $254.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 3 (Q3):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q3}=[(23 of Current quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)+(13of Next quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)]=(23×$960×30100)+(13×$880×30100)=$192+$88=$280

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q3 is $280.

Compute the payment amount to the suppliers of Quarter 4 (Q4):

Payment amount to the suppliers of Q4}=[(23 of Current quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)+(13of Next quarter's sales×Percentage of projected sales for next quarter)]=(23×$880×30100)+(13×$248.4×30100)=$176+$24.84=$200.84

Hence, the payment amount to the suppliers of Q4 is $200.84.

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