Data Input for Business Purchase Decision: Busitatis Puechase Stantion Totr Lent Cous Buldive Cour (1000000 1+60,069 Golot Gedinen soile Tedel Reverue Vertoble Cout Cerwibulea Margis Crith f sed cast Deprexiosion of tuildieg Net lecbitio Depreciatien of Builing Joles Amewnt Lets Ginh ererking Ceppol Cath flow Beak Yoive of Larut book Welus of bulldisp Wet gaelene redue Frofotobilify Indes inteanal refe of iskern Hirigle oule of tefure Perteack Feriod Poyboti hencondite (A deuredi) Zhejia and Hank have always wanted to start their own consulting firm. They have the opportunity to purchase an existing consulting firm for $500,000. The purchase price of $500,000 would be allocated as follows: - $400,000 for the existing business's building - $100,000 for the land on which the building sits. Zhejia and Hank plan to work for 10 years and then retire after selling their business to new owners. Start-up costs would include $40,000 in working capital which is to be used for advertising, salaries and supplies. They plan on naming their business "ZH Consulting" if they decide to invest their savings in its purchase. Zhejia and Hank believe they can earn 12% by investing in the stock market so their cost of capital is equal to their opportunity cost of 12%. They believe a Simple Rate of Return on a project like this should be at least 30% because of the risk. Cost of capital 12% Weeks each owner works per year: 48 - Zhejia \& Hank expect the price they charge per hour to increase by 6% each year. Variable costs are expected to increase by 3% per year. All payments for costs are made in the year incurred. Depreciation is $20,000 per year so no calculation is needed for depreciation. Each owner will bill 30 hours per week for 48 weeks. There will be no other employees. Zhejia \& Hank plan to sell the business for 1.5 times what they paid for the building and the land at the end of the 10th year ($750,000). Neither the land nor the building will appreciate in value during the 10 year period. The gain on the sale of the business will equal the sales price minus the book value of the land and the building. Data Input for Business Purchase Decision: Busitatis Puechase Stantion Totr Lent Cous Buldive Cour (1000000 1+60,069 Golot Gedinen soile Tedel Reverue Vertoble Cout Cerwibulea Margis Crith f sed cast Deprexiosion of tuildieg Net lecbitio Depreciatien of Builing Joles Amewnt Lets Ginh ererking Ceppol Cath flow Beak Yoive of Larut book Welus of bulldisp Wet gaelene redue Frofotobilify Indes inteanal refe of iskern Hirigle oule of tefure Perteack Feriod Poyboti hencondite (A deuredi) Zhejia and Hank have always wanted to start their own consulting firm. They have the opportunity to purchase an existing consulting firm for $500,000. The purchase price of $500,000 would be allocated as follows: - $400,000 for the existing business's building - $100,000 for the land on which the building sits. Zhejia and Hank plan to work for 10 years and then retire after selling their business to new owners. Start-up costs would include $40,000 in working capital which is to be used for advertising, salaries and supplies. They plan on naming their business "ZH Consulting" if they decide to invest their savings in its purchase. Zhejia and Hank believe they can earn 12% by investing in the stock market so their cost of capital is equal to their opportunity cost of 12%. They believe a Simple Rate of Return on a project like this should be at least 30% because of the risk. Cost of capital 12% Weeks each owner works per year: 48 - Zhejia \& Hank expect the price they charge per hour to increase by 6% each year. Variable costs are expected to increase by 3% per year. All payments for costs are made in the year incurred. Depreciation is $20,000 per year so no calculation is needed for depreciation. Each owner will bill 30 hours per week for 48 weeks. There will be no other employees. Zhejia \& Hank plan to sell the business for 1.5 times what they paid for the building and the land at the end of the 10th year ($750,000). Neither the land nor the building will appreciate in value during the 10 year period. The gain on the sale of the business will equal the sales price minus the book value of the land and the building