Intermediate Accounting (16th Edition)

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Chapter 6 - Accounting and the Time Value of Money - Review and Practice - Questions - Page 301: 14

Answer

The interest rate is added to one and then multiplied by the "present value of the ordinary annuity factor" to get the "present value of the annuity due factor". For example, in the case of an annuity due factor of 6% that is paid for twenty periods, the annuity due factor is computed as follows: PVF-OA for 6% at 20 periods=11.46992 Annuity due factor = (1 + 0.06) x 11.46992 =12.1581

Work Step by Step

The interest rate is added to one and then multiplied by the "present value of the ordinary annuity factor" to get the "present value of the annuity due factor". For example, in the case of an annuity due factor of 6% that is paid for twenty periods, the annuity due factor is computed as follows: PVF-OA for 6% at 20 periods=11.46992 Annuity due factor = (1 + 0.06) x 11.46992 =12.1581
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