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How to calculate interest on Hire Purchase System?



Interest on hire purchase: Interest is calculated on Cash value of goods not in instalment value which includes cash value of goods and interest amount. It is calculated on yearly, quarterly and yearly basis. Interest is not calculated on down payment which is paid at delivery of goods. Depreciation is also charged on the hire purchase goods at the end of financial year. The method applies for depreciation is based on the contract between the parties. 

Example: Company V purchased a machine of Rs.70, 000 and paid Rs.5, 000 as down payment. The interest charged @6% and 8% depreciation annually. The instalment value for each year is Rs. 10,000. Find out the interest amount for 5 years.
Solution:

Interest calculated on Rs.
Interest
Instalment
Cash Value
65, 000
65, 000*0.06 = 3, 900
12, 500
8, 600
56, 400
56, 400*0.06 = 3, 384
12, 500
9, 116
47, 284
47, 284*0.06 = 2, 837
12, 500
9, 663
37, 621
37, 621*0.06 = 2, 257
12, 500
10,243
27, 378
27, 378*0.06 = 1, 643
12, 500
10, 857
16,521
16,521*0.06 = 991
12, 500
11, 509
5, 012
12, 500 – 5, 012 = 7, 488
12, 500
5, 012


Example: Mr. Mehta purchased a mobile of Rs. 30, 000 on hire purchase the down payment is Rs.5, 000 and the rate of interest is 3% quarterly. In one year he has to pay Rs.7, 000 in each quarter. Find out the total cash value and interest charged in each quarter.

Solution:
Interest calculated on Rs.
Interest
Instalment
Cash Value
25, 000
25, 000 *0.03*1/4 = 188
7, 000
6, 812
18, 188
18, 188*0.03*1/4 = 136
7, 000
6, 864
11, 324
11, 324*0.03*1/4 = 85
7, 000
6, 915
4, 409
7, 000 – 4, 409 = 2, 591
7, 000
4, 409
Total amount
3, 000
28, 000
25, 000


Example: Company Z has purchased furniture of Rs. 54, 000 on hire purchase and the cash value of it is Rs.42, 000 and the company have to pay Rs. 18, 000 each year till 3 years. Find out the interest amount in each year.

Solution: Total interest is Rs.54, 000-42, 000 = Rs. 12, 000

Ratio of interest
Interest
Instalment
Cash Value
3
12, 000*3/6  = 6, 000
18, 000
12, 000
2
12, 000*2/6  = 4, 000
18, 000
14, 000
1
12, 000*1/6  = 2, 000
18, 000
16, 000

Example: Company A purchased goods on hire purchase and paid Rs. 1, 000 as down payment, Rs. 4, 000 on first instalment, Rs. 3, 000 on second instalment and Rs 2, 000 on final instalment. The cash value is Rs 9, 000. Find out the interest charged on each year.

Solution: Total hire purchase value
= Rs. (1, 000 + 4, 000 + 3, 000 + 2, 000) = 10, 000 – 9, 000
Interest = 1, 000
Balance after cash down payment = 10, 000 – 1, 000 = 9, 000 
Balance after 1st instalment =9, 000 – 4, 000 = 5, 000
Balance after 2nd instalment = 5, 000– 3, 000 = 2, 000  
Ratio of balance available after instalment paid = 9:5:2
Interest paid on 1st instalment = 1, 000 *9/16 = 563
Interest paid on 2nd instalment = 1, 000*5/16 = 313
Interest paid on 3rd instalment = 1, 000*2/16 = 125

Annuity Method:
Example: Company C purchased a machine of Rs.12, 000 and the instalment value is Rs.3, 000 annuity value of Re.1 is Rs. 3.4651 for 4 years. Find out the 6% interest value.

Solution: Rs. 3000*3.4651 = Rs.10, 395

Interest calculated on Rs.
Interest
Instalment
Cash Value
10, 395
10,395*0.06 =624
3, 000
2, 376
8, 019
8, 019*0.06 = 481
3, 000
2, 519
5, 500
5, 500*0.06 = 330
3, 000
2, 670
2, 830
3, 000 – 2, 830 = 170
3, 000
2, 830
Total amount
1, 605
12, 000
25, 000


Backward Method:

Example: Company purchase the furniture on hire purchase and the instalment for 3 years is Rs. 3, 000, 2, 000 and 1, 000. The interest charged @ 5% p.a. Find out the cash value. 

Solution:
Interest
Instalment
Cash Value
(952 + 1, 859 + 3, 000)
5, 811*5/105 = 277
3, 000
2, 723
(2, 000 + 952) 2, 952*5/105 = 141
2, 000
1, 859
1, 000*5/105 = 48
1, 000
952
466
6, 000
5, 534



Comments

  1. Question:'p' purchased a radio on hire purchase system.The cash price of the radio was ₹1440.He agrees to pay four quarterly installment of ₹400 each.Calculate interest for each quarter.

    Please answer this question

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    1. Total interest= 1600 (400*4) -1440 = 160
      Four quarterly payments converted into ratio = 4:3:2:1
      Interest in first quarter= 4/10 *160 = 64
      Interest in 2nd quarter=
      3/10 *160 = 48
      Interest in 3rd quarter=
      2/10 *160 = 32
      Interest in 4 th quarter= 1/10 * 160 = 16
      Cash value:
      400-64 =336
      400-48 =352
      400-32 =368
      400-16 =384
      Total = 1440

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