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Please help me with this question. Why we need to include current liabilites for loan notes in capital employed? Capital employed should be equity plus non current liabilities right?
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The capital employed is equity plus net debt, with the debt being interest bearing debt. It doesn’t matter whether the debt it current/non-current, the key is that interest is charged upon it. In this instance the loan notes bear interest and so are part of the company debt and included within the calculation.
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