approximate time in months to the financial breakeven point (BEP) return on investment (%) after five years (see formula below). Year Benefits Costs Annual Running (savings / (investment / Balance Balance returns) expenses) (b-c) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) One Year One expenses: 1400 x $50 = $70,000 Two Year Two Expenses: $70,000 Three $70,000 Four $70,000 Five $70,000 Totals $350,000 Document your key assumptions and identify any additional benefits and costs (quantitative and qualitative) that might also be considered. (Net Return - Investment) x 100 ROI = Investment Net Present Value (NPV)
approximate time in months to the financial breakeven point (BEP) return on investment (%) after five years (see formula below). Year Benefits (savings / returns) Costs (investment / expenses) Annual Balance (b-c) Running Balance (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) One 1400 x $50 = $70,000 Year One expenses: Two $70,000 Year Two Expenses: Three $70,000 Four $70,000 Five $70,000 Totals $350,000 Document your key assumptions and identify any additional benefits and costs (quantitative and qualitative) that might also be considered. ROI = (Net Return - Investment) x 100 Investment Net Present Value (NPV)
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