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Imagine a company is evaluating taking a 20,000,000 loan at a 10% interest rate, with 2% principal mandatory amortization and a maturity of 10 years on January 1, 2020. Create the necessary schedule(s) for the company so that they can make a proper evaluation.
In order to prepare ammortization schedule we need to calculate the yearly annuity that we have to pay
Present Value Annuity = Annuity*{(1-(1/(1+rate of interest)^number of years))/rate of interest}
Where Present value annuity = 20,000,000$
Rate of Interest = 10%
Number of years = 10 years
It is given that 2% ,mandatory principal need to be ammortized.
20,000,000 = Annuity *{(1-(1/(1+10%)^10))/10%}
Annuity = 32,65,907.90$
Ammortization Table is as follows
Year | Beginning Balance | Interest | Principal | EMI | Ending Balance |
1 | 20000000 | 2000000 | ₹ 12,54,907.90 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,87,45,092.10 |
2 | ₹ 1,87,45,092.10 | 1874509 | ₹ 13,80,398.69 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,73,64,693.41 |
3 | ₹ 1,73,64,693.41 | 1736469 | ₹ 15,18,438.56 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,58,46,254.86 |
4 | ₹ 1,58,46,254.86 | 1584625 | ₹ 16,70,282.41 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,41,75,972.45 |
5 | ₹ 1,41,75,972.45 | 1417597 | ₹ 18,37,310.65 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,23,38,661.79 |
6 | ₹ 1,23,38,661.79 | 1233866 | ₹ 20,21,041.72 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 1,03,17,620.08 |
7 | ₹ 1,03,17,620.08 | 1031762 | ₹ 22,23,145.89 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 80,94,474.19 |
8 | ₹ 80,94,474.19 | 809447.4 | ₹ 24,45,460.48 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 56,49,013.71 |
9 | ₹ 56,49,013.71 | 564901.4 | ₹ 26,90,006.53 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ 29,59,007.18 |
10 | ₹ 29,59,007.18 | 295900.7 | ₹ 29,59,007.18 | ₹ 32,54,907.90 | ₹ -0.00 |
The principal repaid every year is more that 2% of loan amount.