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Fact Pattern 14-1
Internet Cafes, Inc., contracts to buy all of its requirements for coffee, at a minimum of 1 million pounds per year, from Java Corporation for six years. After three years, Internet tells Java that it plans to sell its company to Kwik Eateries, Inc. Kwik refuses to assure Java that it will continue Internet’s contract.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 14-1.Kwik's refusal constitutes
CCA Rate
Capital Cost Allowance rate; a method of depreciation used for tax purposes in Canada, allowing a business to deduct the cost of certain assets.
Required Rate of Return
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Net Working Capital
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Project Analysis
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