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but In daytime, sales would be on contract to local firms and paid by invoice 3 months in arrears. Sales as follows:
NightDay TSales (£)Sales (£) 20101500019500 20111602520832.5 20121705022165 20131807523497.5 van cost £20,000, depreciated at 25% and will have a net worth of zero at the end. I paid £10,000 to a market researcher. He estimates I will need a cash float of £30,000. He estimates annual staff costs and stock costs: Variable Costs Staff Stock TCosts (£) Costs (£) 20101755013500 20111808315120 20121861616934 20131914918967 Stock purchases from wholesalers given six months credit. I will undertake the initial expenditure in 2009. Should I go ahead given that I currently earns 6.5% on my savings in a high interest account? 1. Set these figures out as a profit and loss account 2. Calculate the accounting rate of return 3. Work out the Net Present Value 4. Roughly work out the internal rate of return(to within a half percent either way)
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