?The Accounting Rate of Return
The information provided by AICO plc is based on hypothetical cash flows. This information is insufficient for establishing the ARR of the two models; therefore it will be necessary to calculate the annual depreciation figures for the two machines. To arrive at the annual accounting profits will necessitate a deduction from each year?s net cash inflows ? the annual depreciation figure.
Super model
Depreciation per annum = Cost less scrap value
Life of machine
= £500,000 less 20,000
6
= £80,000 per annum
Deluxe model
Depreciation per annum = £800,000 less 80,000
6
= £120,000 per annum
Now that we have calculated the annual depreciation for each machine, let us establish the annual accounting profit or loss for each machine.
Super model Year | Cash inflow | less | Depreciation | =Accounting Profit/(Loss) |
1 | 250,000 | ? | 80,000 | = 170,000 |
2 | 100,000 | ? | 80,000 | = 20,000 |
3 | 100,000 | ? | 80,000 | = 20,000 |
4 | 50,000 | ? | 80,000 | = (30,000) |
5 | 150,000 | ? | 80,000 | = 70,000 |
6 | 100,000 | ? | 80,000 | = 20,000 |
Total accounting profit | 270,000 | |||
Therefore the average accounting profit | = £270,000 | |||
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6 | ||||
= £45,000 | ||||
Average Capital Employed | = £500,000 + 20,000 | |||
2 | ||||
= £260,000 | ||||
ARR | = 45,000 x 100 | |||
260,000 | ||||
= 17·30% | ||||
Deluxe Model | ||||
Year | Cash inflow | less | Depreciation | = Accounting Profit/(Loss) |
1 | 150,000 | ? | 120,000 | = 30,000 |
2 | 200,000 | ? | 120,000 | = 80,000 |
3 | 250,000 | ? | 120,000 | = 130,000 |
4 | 100,000 | ? | 120,000 | = (20,000) |
5 | 100,000 | ? | 120,000 | = (20,000) |
6 | 250,000 | ? | 120,000 | = 130,000 |
Total accounting profits | 330,000 | |||
Average accounting profit | = £330,000 | |||
6 | ||||
= £55,000 | ||||
Average capital employed | = £800,000 + 80,000 | |||
2 | ||||
= £440,000 | ||||
Therefore ARR | = £55,000 x 100 | |||
£440,000 | ||||
= 12·50% |
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