Oggy Limited has a current credit sales of 7,20,000. It is considering revising its credit policy. The proposed terms of credit will be "2/10, net…

CA Intermediate · Financial Management and Strategic Management · MTP · September 2025
Oggy Limited has a current credit sales of 7,20,000. It is considering revising its credit policy. The proposed terms of credit will be "2/10, net 30" against the present policy of “net 30”. As a result, Oggy Limited's credit sales are expected to increase by - 20,000 and the average collection period will reduce from 30 days to 20 days. It is also expected that 50 percent of the customers will take the discounts and pay on the 10th day and rest of the customers will pay on the 30th day. Bad debt losses will remain at 2 percent of sales. The variable cost ratio is 70 percent. Its corporate tax rate is 50 percent and opportunity cost of investment in receivables is 10 percent. ADVISE whether Oggy Limited should change its credit period?

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3. (a) Advise to Oggy Limited regarding Change in Credit Policy Particulars (₹) Current Credit Sales 7,20,000 Increase in Credit Sales 20,000 New Level of Credit Sales 7,40,000 Current Average Collection Period (Days) 30 New Average Collection Period (Days) 20 Current Level of Receivables [₹ 7,20,000 × (30 / 360)] 60,000 New Level of Receivables [₹ 7,40,000 × (20 / 360)] 41,111 Cash Discount 2% Discount Period (Days) 10 Percentage of Customers Taking Discount 50% Bad Debt Losses 2% Variable Cost 70% Corporate Tax Rate 50% Opportunity Cost of Capital 10% (A) Increased Credit Sales 20,000 (B) Contribution from Increased Credit Sales [A x (1-0.70)] 6,000 (C) Bad Debt Loss [A x 2%] 400 (D) Cost of Cash Discount [₹ 740,000 x 0.02 x 0.5] 7,400 (E) After-tax Profit [ (B - C - D) x (1-0.5)] (900) (F) Decrease in Receivable Investment [₹ 41,111 -60,000] (18,889) (G) Expected Return (E/F) 4.8% (H) Net Gain % [10% - G] 5.2% Therefore, Oggy Limited should change the credit policy because it results in net gain of 5.2%.

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