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FIFO Inventory

LIFO inventory + LIFO Reserve

FIFO COGS

LIFO COGS - (end LIFO reserve - beg LIFO reserve)

Compared to LIFO, FIFO results in:

COGS, taxes, net income, inventory balances, cash flow, margins, current ratio, inventory turnover, debt to equity

In a period of rising prices:




FIFO results in lower COGS


FIFO results in higher taxes


FIFO results in higher net income


FIFO results in higher inventory balances


FIFO results in lower cash flow


FIFO results in higher margins


FIFO results in higher current ratio


FIFO results in lower inventory turnover


FIFO results in lower debt-to-equity

Adjusting LIFO to FIFO

Add LIFO reserve to current assets


Subtract income taxes on LIFO reserve from current assets


Add LIFO reserve (net of tax) to shareholders equity


Subtract change in LIFO reserve from COGS


Add income taxes on the change in LIFO reserve to income tax expense

Depreciation Average age

accumulated depreciation / annual depreciation expense

average depreciable life

ending gross investment / annual depreciation expense

remaining useful life

ending net investment / annual depreciation expense

Differences between IFRS and US GAAP for treatment of intercorporate investments




FX gains, goodwill

Unrealized gains on available-for-sale securities are recognized on the income statement under IFRS and in other comprehensive income under GAAP




IFRS permits partial goodwill or full goodwill methods while GAAP requires full goodwill

Requirements for VIE

if any of the following are met




Insufficient at risk equity investment


shareholders lack decision making rights


shareholders do not absorb losses


shareholders do not receive residual benefits

PBO components

current service cost, interest cost, actuarial gains/losses, benefits paid

funded status of pension

fair value of plan assets - PBO

total periodic pension cost

contributions - change in funded status

periodic pension cost in P&L

service cost + interest cost + amortization of actuarial gains + amortization of past service cost - expected return on plan assets

reported pension expense

service cost + past service cost + net interest expense

discount rate for pension plan

expected rate of return on plan assets

net interest expense for pension plan

discount rate * beginning funded status

Cash flow adjustment from pension cost

TPPC < firm contribution
difference = change in PBO


reclassify difference from CFF to CFO after tax




TPPC > firm contribution


difference = borrowing


reclassify difference from CFO to CFF after tax

choice of method for multinational operations

functional currency is not presentation currency, use current rate method




functional currency is presentation currency, use temporal method

ending inventory

beg inventory + purchases - COGS

current ratio

current assets / current liabilities

quick ratio

(cash + marketable securities + receivables) / current liabilities

cash ratio

(cash + short term marketable securities) / current liabilities

defensive interval ratio

(cash + short term marketable investments + receivables) / daily cash expenditures

receivables turnover

net annual sales / average receivables

average receivable collection period

365 / receivables turnover

inventory turnover

COGS / average inventory

days of sales outstanding (DSO)

365 / receivables turnover ratio

days of inventory on hand (DOH)

365 / inventory turnover

payables turnover

purchases / average payables

days of payables

365 / payables turnover

total asset turnover

net sales / average total assets

fixed asset turnover

net sales / average fixed assets

outlay

FCInv + NWCInv

after tax operating cash flow

(S-C-D)(1-T) + D




(S-C)(1-T) + (D)(T)

terminal net operating cash flow (TNOCF)

SalT + NWCInv - T(SalT - BT)

economic income

cash flow + (end mkt val - beg mkt val)




cash flow - economic depreciation

economic profit

NOPAT - $WACC

market value added

sum( economic profit / (1+WACC)^t )

residual income

net income - equity charge

project cost of equity

RFR + beta project * (E(mkt return) - RFR)

WACC

cost of debt * (debt/assets) * (1-T) + cost of equity * (equity/assets)

MM Proposition I (no taxes)

Value levered = Value unlevered




capital structure doesn't matter

MM Proposition II (no taxes)

required return of equity = total required return + (D/E) * (total required return - required return debt)




the tax benefits from debt are exactly offset by the increasing cost of equity capital, capital structure doesn't matter

MM Proposition I (taxes)

value of levered = value of unlevered + (T*debt)




value maximized when debt = 100%

MM Proposition II (taxes)

required return of equity = total required return + (D/E) * (total required return - required return debt) * (1-T)




value maximized at all debt

static trade off theory

Value levered = value unlevered + (T*debt) - PV (cost of financial distress)




there is an optimal capital structure with a mix of debt and equity

change in price when stock goes ex dividend

(Dividend*(1-Tax rate dividends)) / (1-Tax rate cap gains)

effective tax rate

corporate tax rate + (1-corporate tax rate)*(individual tax rate)

expected dividend

previous dividend + (expected increase in EPS * target payout ratio * adjustment factor)

FCFE coverage ratio

FCFE / (dividends + share repurchases)

HHI

sum (Market share of firm * 100)^2

FCF

net income


+ net interest after tax


= unlevered net income


+ change in deferred tax


= NOPAT


+ net non cash charges


+ net change in working capital


- capex


= FCF

terminal value

FCFT*(1+g) / (WACCadjusted - g)




FCFT * (P/FCF)

post merger value of acquirer

Value acquirer + Value target + Synergy - cost

gain to acquirer

synergy - gain to arget