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Financial Management
answered 2 hrs ago
Sir, In the question a point is given like this *Inflation is expected to be 6% per year Why this point is ignored and not taken into consideration
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Question only says check whether project is feasible using NPV in real terms that is discount factor 12%, some times additional details are also provided to confuse, Imp is what is the answer question is asking
Narasimha G
CA Inter
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Working capital management
Financial Management
asked 18 hrs ago
On page 9.52 of module 2 , illustration 8, in cash flow statement, 50 lakh is subtracted as cash required for increase in stock. Please explain why it is subtracted , as also adjustment is done in making entry in profit and loss account of 420 lakhs of material consumed in year 3 .
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Anirved Rahatgaonkar
CA Inter
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Leverage
Financial Management
answered 5 hrs ago
Is there any simple way to do this sum
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Please follow the method suggested in the video sessions
Sai Ram
CA Inter
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Doubt Regarding wacc calculation
Financial Management
answered on 24-Apr-24 20:17
Sir, in illustration no.21, in the first part of the question wacc was found out to be 11.375%,in the second part of the question the price of the equity share drops to 16, and so the wacc was revised.While in the first part of the question the WACC found out can directly be applied to the total capital employed to get the cost the firm would have to pay , this cannot be done using the revised wacc that has been calculated. This is due to the fact that the revision was done using book value as weights.......SO, shouldnt we use market value weights to get an accurate result?
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sir, inthe 2nd paart of this question the cost of equity has been found out by taking market value of equity as base i.e. rs 16,and then while computing the overall cost of capital the weight assigned to the cost of equity are based on book value which assumes the value of equity to be rs 20 ,how can that yield a correct result?
aravind lalji
CA Inter
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Working capital management
Financial Management
answered on 24-Apr-24 19:47
Will anyone pls guide me how can i done that calculation
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Please follow the solution provided in the video
G Creddy
CA Inter
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Dividend decisions
Financial Management
answered on 23-Apr-24 18:59
Will any one solve this to me plzz
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Kk sir thank u
G Creddy
CA Inter
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Discounted payback period
Financial Management
answered on 23-Apr-24 15:40
Sir as you said, last year CFAT and TMCI should be written separately to calculate the discounted payback period and in ICAI material last year CFAT and TMCI taken combinely . SO WHAT SHOULD WE FOLLOW IN EXAM TO GET MAXIMUM MARKS.
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Please follow ICAI method only in the examination
Narasimha G
CA Inter
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doubt regarding assumption taken in question
Financial Management
answered 5 hrs ago
works cost is assumed to be equal to the cost of good sold under the assumption that the opening & closing value of both wip and finished goods is not given in the question, but the value of closing stock of finished goods is given in the question, and is also computed later on by sir at 6 % of the works cost,so isn't this assumption worng?
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FG is 6% of Works cost but we are not aware of opening FG, opening and closing WIP - hence we will assume COGS as works cost. We cannot compute COGS with just one piece of info when we require 3-4 items
aravind lalji
CA Inter
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Capital structure
Financial Management
answered on 23-Apr-24 15:50
In this sum the mentioned it as Vf then why it is considered it as Ve If we take it is Vf then 350 will be the EBIT Please explain
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Could you please be clear and specific in asking the question
Sai Ram
CA Inter
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Leverages - MCQ 1 & 2
Financial Management
answered on 23-Apr-24 16:57
There is error in the answers of the MCQ test. Its showing wrong explanation.
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These two MCQs have been corrected
Pranesh N
CA Inter
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