net.present.value: Difference between the present values of cash inflows and...

net.present.valueR Documentation

Difference between the present values of cash inflows and outflows

Description

calculates the difference between the present values of cash inflows and outflows.

Usage

net.present.value(
  cfs = c(-350, 100, 200, 150, 75),
  interest.rate = 0.0619,
  begin.of.period = TRUE
)

Arguments

cfs

A vector with a series of cash flows.

interest.rate

A number that represents the nominal Interest Rate, presented by year.

begin.of.period

A boolean that represents if the Tax Rate will be applied at the begining of period. FALSE by default, the Tax Rate will be applied to the second period.

Value

The sum of cash flows incomes/outcomes applying the Tax Rate to the present time

See Also

Other financial: discount.rate.vector(), discounted.csf(), draw.cfs(), inflation.free.interest.rate(), net.future.value()

Examples


ex.npv <- net.present.value(c(-350,100,200,150,75), 0.0619, TRUE)


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