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TThapelo9y ago#61
that is true.....and on the answers it was rounded to 3.4
Ssoni9y ago#62
What about that mcqs. IRR and ROCE. I marked IRR yes and Roce no
Ssoni9y ago#63
What about that mcq? IRR and ROCE. I marked IRR yes and ROCE no,can u share ur ans?
Ttwist979y ago#64
@omz86 said: I had a wacc of around 7.3% Cost of equity= 49×1.05/7.26 -49 or something MV of equity = 15/0.5 x 7.26 Cost of debt= 6.8% using interpolation and irr MV of loan notes=10000000/100 x94 Cost of bank loan= tax relief so 6.8% as well Book value= 5m Feel free to correct me as to where I wwant wrong
Same here. Approximately.
Ssoni9y ago#65
@yijiayap said: Same here. Approximately.
Was it bank loan rate and did we have to multiply with (1-0.3) tax rate? I got 6.8 8.5*(1-0.2) can someone confirm if it is right?
Ttwist979y ago#66
@soni23 said: Was it bank loan rate and did we have to multiply with (1-0.3) tax rate? I got 6.8 8.5*(1-0.2) can someone confirm if it is right?
But my cost of equity gt wrong. Yes cost of debt of bank loan : 8.5(1-0.2)
Ssoni9y ago#67
@yijiayap said: But my cost of equity gt wrong. Yes cost of debt of bank loan : 8.5(1-0.2)
What about ot question of Npv? Remember?
Ssoni9y ago#68
Plus what about IRR and ROCE mcq. I marked yes for IRR and no for ROCE
Ttwist979y ago#69
@soni23 said: Plus what about IRR and ROCE mcq. I marked yes for IRR and no for ROCE
Npv 63.3m. For roce and irr, that one I don't rmb. I am sorry.
Ssoni9y ago#70
@yijiayap said: That one I don't rm. I am sorry.
What about NPV ot questions?
Ttothk09y ago#71
Same for me acca145 :) That is reassuri.ng
Ssamangika9y ago#72
Lmao, question 32, I definitely taxed a period with a loss. Silly me.
Ssoni9y ago#73
@samangika said: Lmao, question 32, I definitely taxed a period with a loss. Silly me.
Remember npv ot mcqs
IIvalina9y ago#74
Can someone remember the Mcq for the dividend growth model. I think it was dividend paid 1. 2. 3. 4 0.300 0.314 0.328 0.348 What was the growth rate that you have
AAnh9y ago#75
I think total asset minus total liabilities is not right, due to intangible asset will not included.
Ssoni9y ago#76
@dtngocanh89 said: I think total asset minus total liabilities is not right, due to intangible asset will not included.
Which one is correct then? Cause I marked that too
AAnh9y ago#77
I think a :)
Ssoni9y ago#78
I believe it was right. Net asset= total assets- total liabilities
Ssoni9y ago#79
@dtngocanh89 said: I think a :)
A was total assets- total liabilities
Ssoni9y ago#80
I messed up with ot mcqs due to lack of time :(
IIvalina9y ago#81
I have marked a as well Net assets= total assets less total liability
Ssoni9y ago#82
@ivalina20 said: I have marked a as well Net assets= total assets less total liability
Did the same? But was it right?
AAnh9y ago#83
Q22 was about valuation basises: Answers was: a) Net realisable value- when company has no intention to liquidate b)… c)… d) Replacement value when it is going to liquidate I think a :)
SSunny9y ago#84
@ivalina20 said: Can someone remember the Mcq for the dividend growth model. I think it was dividend paid 1. 2. 3. 4 0.300 0.314 0.328 0.348 What was the growth rate that you have
Think it was 3%
SSunny9y ago#85
@dtngocanh89 said: Q22 was about valuation basises: Answers was: a) Net realisable value- when company has no intention to liquidate b)… c)… d) Replacement value when it is going to liquidate I think a :)
A) is when there is intention to liquidate and D) is when estimating the cost of starting up from scratch. So neither answer
Ssoni9y ago#86
@sunnydeol89 said: Think it was 3%
Got the same
AAnh9y ago#87
Ok, I scan question so fast so don't see "no" in statement :(
Ssoni9y ago#88
@sunnydeol89 said: A) is when there is intention to liquidate and D) is when estimating the cost of starting up from scratch. So neither answer
Correct answer?
Ssoni9y ago#89
@dtngocanh89 said: Ok, I scan question so fast so don't see "no" in statement :(
No doubt mcqs were tricky
Ccaspian0879y ago#90
I think there was no any period with a negative TAXABLE PROFiT. Negative amounts was due to after paying taxes in arrears (imho year 3 and 4)
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