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FRS 19 Deferred Taxation Summary Full provision for deferred taxation now required Accelerated capital allowances Pension costs Unrealised group profits Interest costs capatilised Unrelieved tax losses Other short term timing differences Not for: ` Re-valued fixed assets Rollover relief availed of Remittance of overseas sub. Recognise DT asset if it is more likely than not to be recovered Where assets continually re-valued to fair value: provide DT Permits discounting Use tax rates enacted or
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gains as advertising and sales expenses are reduced from 22% to 19%‚ as well as the costs of goods sold which could be reduced from 69% to 65%. The merger of the two companies would also get a synergy gain as they complement each other in sales earnings and distribution‚ where RTC has a strong edge in the industrial market and a strong European distribution system‚ while Monmouth has established strengths in the consumer market and a distribution system in the US and Canada. RTC would work well
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cash flows. Relevant information needed for an adequate project assessment from a cash flow perspective are: Initial: Purchase price; installation fees; training; inventory and related start-up costs Differential annual cash flows: Changes in earnings (before interest and taxes); tax impact; impact on depreciation; change in net working capital; and change in capital spending. Terminal cash flow: free cash flow (over project’s life) and recapture of inventory investment (working capital) In
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1. Introduction Beer is the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage and it is oldest prepared beverage in the world; the beer is third most popular after water and tea. The big two breweries that are Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad(CBMB) and Guinness Anchor Berhad(GAB) in malaysia. Strengths and weakness of Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad The strengths of Carlsberg Malaysia are that brand image‚ strong financial position quality and distribution network. The Carlsberg Group has a long tradition
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1. Victoria Chemicals evaluate its capital-expenditure proposals in four ways. They are average annual addition to earnings per share‚ payback period‚ net present value‚ and internal rate of return. An earnings per share method is to indicate a company’s profitability. For Victoria Chemical‚ this was calculated with the average annual earnings per share contribution of the engineering-efficiency project over its entire economic life. However‚ for the basis of the calculation‚ the project’s initiator
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2004-2010) 8‚01 PV(Terminal) 55‚69 PV(Total) 63‚70 Annual growth rate g is given by following relationship g ✝RE ∙✈1− d ✉ g ✝0‚12 ∙✈ 1− 0‚40✉ ✝7‚2 The terminal value is given by T ✝ FCFt☞1 kE − g T ✝ 3‚04 0‚10− 0‚072 ✝108‚53 This must be discounted to t = 2003‚ and will be the PV(Terminal) found above. PV ✈ Terminal✉ ✝ 108‚53 ✈1☞0‚10✉ 7 ✝55‚69 The 2011 After-tax profit is 12% of the start-of-the-year book equity. The depreciation is calculated as a 7‚2% growth of the 2010 year depreciation
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1. Cohen calculated Nike’s weighted average cost of capital (WACC) to be 8.3%. I find error in this calculation as a result of the following points of disagreement: a) Weighting of Capital Structure: Use of book values of capital rather than the market values b) Cost of Debt Calculation: Incorrect method for calculating debt c) Tax Rate: Use of a tax rate derived from the summation of state and statutory taxes instead of the firm’s marginal tax rate 2. Revised Calculation of WACC: WACC
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FINA5010W Financial Management Case Study Report– Warren E. Buffett‚ 2005 Ankie Wong Benny Cheng Christine Wai Chris Tam Jacky Chan Veronica Chang 1155008805 1155006903 1002549534 1005140000 1155006899 1155008802 1 In this case study‚ we attempt to study an investment Guru‚ Mr. Warren E. Buffett‚ through (1) evaluating his 2 major investments - acquisition of PacifiCorp. in 2005 and the ‘Big Four’ (2) investigation and critical analysis of his 8 major investment philosophies and other
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between $70-$90 and push their apparel line. Nike’s executives expressed that the company would still continue with a long-term revenue growth target of 8-10 percent and earnings-growth target above 15 percent. III. Statement of Situation After reading all the analysts’ reports‚ Kimi Ford decided to develop her own discounted-cash-flow forecast to achieve the investment decision for her mutual fund. The forecast showed that at a 12 percent discount rate‚ Nike’s stock price was overvalued at $4
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