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BC Prints

BC Prints expects to have sales this year of $15 million under its current credit policy. The present terms are net 30; the DSO is 60 days; and the bad debt loss percentage is 5%. Also, BC Prints’ cost of capital is 15%, and its variable costs total 60% of sales. Since BC Prints wants to improve its profitability, a proposal has been made to offer a 2% discount for payment within 10 days; that is, change the credit terms to 2/10, net 30. The consultants predict that sales would increase by $500,000 and that 50% of all customers would take the discount. The new DSO would be 30 days, and the bad debt loss percentage on all sales would fall to 4%.


Refer to Scenario: BC Prints. What are the incremental pre-tax profits from this proposal?


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$250,500



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$283,750



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$303,250



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$493,750

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