Accountancy, asked by praveenvirat01101997, 4 months ago

The following information is given:

(a) Capital employed Rs.1,50,000

(b) Normal rate of profit 10%

(c) Present value of annuity of Re.1 for 5 years at 10%

(d) Net profit

I year– Rs.14,000; II year –Rs. 15,400 ; III year Rs.–16,900;

IV year – Rs. 17,400 ; V year –Rs.17,900

The profit included non-recurring profit on an average

basis of Rs.1,000 out of which it was deemed that even

recurring profits has a tendency of appearing @ Rs.600 per

annum. You are required to calculate good will.

(i) As per annuity method.

(ii) As per five year’s purchase of super ​

Answers

Answered by dhivyapadmanaban77
1

Answer:

no problem

Explanation:

answer problem l

Answered by krishna210398
4

Answer:

Goodwill as per annuity method = Rs. 3,4837.5

Goodwill as per super method = Rs. 4,600

Explanation:

As per super profit:

Super  Profit = Average  Profit  -  Normal  Profit

Normal Profit = Capital Employed * \frac{R}{100}\\ Substitute the value\\Normal  Profit =   Rs. 1,50,000 * \frac{10}{100} \\= Rs. 15,000

Average  profit = \frac{Total  of  profit}{ no.  of years} \\= \frac{14,000+15,400+16,900+17,400+17,900}{5}\\= 16,320\\Adjusted  Average  Profit \\= 16,320 - 400 (1000-600) (Non - recurring  profit)\\=  Rs. 15,920

Super  Profit = Average  profit - Normal profit \\= Rs. 15,920 - Rs. 15,000\\= Rs. 920

Goodwill = Super profit * no. of purchase years\\= 920 * 5\\= Rs. 4,600

As per Annuity method

Q = \frac{1-(1+\frac{r}{n}  )^{2} }{\frac{r}{100} }\\ where, \\Q = the present value of an annuity \\\\R = Rate of rate interest per annum\\N= the number of years\\

As per formula and value given in questions we substitute the value

Q = \frac{1 - (1 + \frac{10}{5}  )^{2}}{\frac{10}{100} }\\ Q = 3.7908

Goodwill = Super profit * annuity value \\= 920*3.7908\\= Rs. 3,487.5

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