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INVESTMENT APPRAISAL BPP

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June 9, 2022 at 2:14 pm #658108
Shi2004
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Nw co is considering investing $46000 in a new delivery that will last for 4 years after which time will be sold for 7000 $. Depreciation on straightline.
Year 1 $16500
2. 23500
3. 13500
4. (1500)
Average profit is after depreciation but in this question they don’t deduct the depreciation to find the average investment. Why is that???
June 9, 2022 at 4:16 pm #658143
John Moffat
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The average investment is the average of the initial cost (46,000) and the final value (7,000).
That is how we always calculate it, as I explain in my free lectures.
(The difference between the 46,000 and the 7,000 is the total depreciation, but that is of no relevance to calculating the average amount invested over the period.)
June 9, 2022 at 4:27 pm #658151
Shi2004
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But why it is of no relevance to find the depreciation?
June 9, 2022 at 4:45 pm #658160
John Moffat
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Because it is not needed to calculate the average investment. The average investment in the SOFP is the average of the initial value and the final value as I explained in my previous reply.
Have you watched my free lectures on the ARR method of appraisal?
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