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Present value and Future value tables Visit KnowledgEquity.com.au for practice questions, videos, case studies and support for your CPA studies © KNOWLEDGEQUITY® 2016 Table 2 - Future value interest factors for an annuity. Formula: FV = [(1 + k)^n - 1] / k Period (n) / per

Present and Future Value Tables This table shows the future value of $1 at various interest rates ( i) and time periods ( n). It is used to calculate the future value of any single amount. TABLE 1 Future Value of $1 FV = $1 (1 + i ) n n / i

PRESENT VALUE TABLE r = interest rate; n = number of periods until ... CUMULATIVE DISCOUNT FACTOR (CDF) TABLE. 1 Periods (n) Interest rates (r)

Discount factor table from the University of Arizona.

ColumnseveninTable10 showsthat if $1,000 is investedannually at10% for 10 years, the accumulated sum atthe endof the periodwould be $15,940($1,000 x 15.94 - $15,490).

DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW EXAMPLE AND TABLE OF DISCOUNT FACTORS In order to combine each year's net cash flow into a single aggregate figure, we need to convert them into equivalent terms by discounting, which converts future …