A company with annual sales of $24,000,000 is considering changing its payment terms from net 40 to net 30 to encourage customers to pay more promptly. The company forecasts that customers would respond by paying on day 34 rather than day 44 as at present (assume a 360 day year) but would decrease their purchases by $450,000 per year. The company also forecasts that its idle cash balance would decrease by $40,000 and administrative costs would be reduced by $35,000 per year. The company's variable costs average 66% of sales, it is in the 35% marginal tax bracket, and it has an 9% cost of capital. Required B. Calculate the proposal's Net Present Value. C. Calculate the proposal's Internal Rate of Return. D. Calculate the proposal's Net Annual Benefit. E. Explain whether the firm should shorten its payment terms or not. B Present value of cash inflows Present value of cash outflows Net present value Annual cash outflow Investment in A/R Internal rate of return D Allowed annual cost Actual annual cost Net annual benefit E Double click and put your answer here. A company with annual sales of $24,000,000 is considering changing its payment terms from net 40 to net 30 to encourage customers to pay more promptly. The company forecasts that customers would respond by paying on day 34 rather than day 44 as at present (assume a 360 day year) but would decrease their purchases by $450,000 per year. The company also forecasts that its idle cash balance would decrease by $40,000 and administrative costs would be reduced by $35,000 per year. The company's variable costs average 66% of sales, it is in the 35% marginal tax bracket, and it has an 9% cost of capital. Required B. Calculate the proposal's Net Present Value. C. Calculate the proposal's Internal Rate of Return. D. Calculate the proposal's Net Annual Benefit. E. Explain whether the firm should shorten its payment terms or not. B Present value of cash inflows Present value of cash outflows Net present value Annual cash outflow Investment in A/R Internal rate of return D Allowed annual cost Actual annual cost Net annual benefit E Double click and put your answer here.