(b) Abdullah is concerning about buying of a gift shop operating at AEONShah Alam. Based on the shop financial statement, Abdullahestimated the revenue of the shop is RM275,000 per year. The shopcost of goods sold are RM65,000. The other expenses per year forthe shops as follows:ExpensesWages and SalariesUtilities chargesRepair and maintenancePrinting and stationeryPromotionOther expensesRM137,5009,00010,0003,0005,5002,200Based on the information given, compute the selling price of the giftshop if the cash flow discounted at 10 percent using discounted cashflow method.

Particulars Amount Revenue RM 2,75,000.00 Cost of Good sold RM 65,000.00 Wages and…

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