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This document contains two calculation exercises: 1. It calculates the payment schedule and amortization for a 80 million bolivar debt taken at 28% annual interest compounded quarterly over 1 year with quarterly payments. The quarterly payment is 23.6 million bolivars. 2. It calculates the payment schedule for a 60 million bolivar loan for travel at 16% annual interest compounded monthly over 12 months. The monthly payment is 5.4 million bolivars. Both exercises use formulas to calculate interest and amortization over the payment periods and show the remaining balance after each payment.
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![Ejercicios.
1.-Calcule el valor de los pagos y la tabla de amortización para saldar
una deuda de Bs. 80.000.000,00 contratada al 28% anual convertible
trimestralmente, si la deuda debe cancelarse en 1 año, haciendo pagos
trimestrales y el primero de ellos se realiza dentro del primer trimestre.
Formula:
𝑅 = 𝐶 [
𝑖
1 − (1 + 𝑖)
]
Respuesta:
𝑅 = 80.000.000[
0,28/4
1 − (1 +
0,28
4
)4
]
𝑅 =
80.000.000 × 0,07
1 − (1,07)−4
𝑅 =
5.600.000
0,24
= 23.618.250
PERIODO Pago intereses Amortización Saldo
0 0 0 0 80,000,000.00
1 23,618,250.00 5,600,000.00 18,018,250.00 61,981,750.00
2 23,618,250.00 4,338,722.50 19,279,527.50 42,702,222.50
3 23,618,250.00 2,989,155.58 20,629,094.43 22,073,128.08
4 23,618,250.00 1,545,118.97 22,073,131.03 (2.96)
Totales 94,473,000.00 14,472,997.04 80,000,002.96](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Assignment Exercise 6–1: Allocating Indirect Costs
Study Table 6–1, Example of Radiology Departments Direct and Indirect Cost Totals, and Table 6–2, Example of Indirect Costs Allocated to Radiology Departments, and review the chapter text describing how the indirect cost is allocated. This assignment will change the allocation bases: A) Volumes, B) Direct Costs, and C) Number of Films.
Required
Compute the costs allocated to cost centers #557, 558, 559, 560, and 561 using the new allocation bases shown below. Use a worksheet replicating the set up in Table 6–2. Total the new results.
1. The new allocation bases are:
2. A) Volumes
3. 120,000
4. 130,000
5. 70,000
6. 110,000
7. 70,000
8. 500,000
9. B) Direct costs
10. $1,100,000
11. $700,000
12. $1,300,000
13. $1,600,000
14. $1,300,000
15. $6,000,000
16. C) No. of films
17. 400,000
18. 20,000
19. 55,000
20. 25,000
21. 20,000
22. 520,000
23.
Using a worksheet replicating the set up in Table 6–1, enter the new direct cost and the new totals for indirect costs resulting from your work. Total the new results.
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The Metropolis Health System has a system-wide training course for nurse aides. The course requires a packet of materials that MHS calls the training pack. Due to turnover and because the course is system-wide, there is a monthly demand for new packs. In addition the local community college also obtains the training packs used in their credit courses from MHS.
The Education Coordinator needs to know how much of the cost is fixed and how much of the cost is variable for these training packs. She decides to use the high-low method of computation.
Required
Using the monthly utilization information presented below, find the fixed and variable portion of costs through the high-low method.
Month
Number of Training Packs
Cost
January
1,000
$6,200
February
200
1,820
March
250
2,350
April
400
3,440
May
700
4,900
June
300
2,730
July
150
1,470
August
100
1,010
September
1,100
7,150
October
300
2,850
November
250
2,300
December
100
1,010
Assignment Exercise 7–1: Analyzing Mixed Costs
The Education Coordinator decides that the Community College packs may be unduly influencing the high-low computation. She decides to re-run the results omitting the Community College volume.
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24. Using the monthly utilization information presented below, and omitting the Community College training packs, find the fixed and variable portion of costs through the high-low method. Note that the college only acquires packs in three months of the year: January, May, and September. These dates coincide with the start dates of their semesters and summer school.
25. The reason the Education Coordinator needs to know how much of the cost is fixed is because she is supposed to collect the appropriate variable cost from the Community College for their packs. For her purposes, which computation do you believe is better? Why?
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- 3. 2.-Una Casa de préstamos otorga a una persona natural un crédito para viajar por Bs. 60.000.000,00 a pagar en 12 mensualidades vencidas, con una tasa del 16% anual capitalizable mensualmente. Formula: 𝑅 = 𝐶 [ 𝑖 1 − (1 + 𝑖) ] Repuesta: 𝑅 = 60.000.000[ 0,16/12 1 − (1 + 0,16 12 )−12 ] 𝑅 = 60.000.000 × 0,0125 0,147 = 5.443.851,47 Periodo Pago Interés Amortización Saldo 0 0 0 0 60.000.000,00 1 5.443.851,47 800.000,00 4.643.851,47 55.356.148,53 2 5.443.851,47 738.081,98 4.705.769,49 50.650.379,04 3 5.443.851,47 675.338,39 4.768.513,08 45.881.865,95 4 5.443.851,47 611.758,21 4.832.093,26 41.049.772,69 5 5.443.851,47 547.330,30 4.896.521,17 36.153.251,52 6 5.443.851,47 482.043,35 4.961.808,12 31.191.443,41 7 5.443.851,47 415.885,91 5.027.965,56 26.163.477,85 8 5.443.851,47 348.846,37 5.095.005,10 21.068.472,75 9 5.443.851,47 280.912,97 5.162.938,50 15.905.534,25 10 5.443.851,47 212.073,79 5.231.777,68 10.673.756,57 11 5.443.851,47 142.316,75 5.301.534,72 5.372.221,85 12 5.443.851,47 71.629,62 5.372.221,85 0,01 Totales 65.326.217,64 5.326.217,65 59.999.999,99