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12 Cards in this Set
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Operational Cash Flow
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Earning Before Income and Taxes +Depreciation - Taxes
OCF = EBIT + Depreciation - Taxes |
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Net Capital Spending
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The money spent on fixed assets less money received from the sale of fixed assets.
NCS = ΔFA + Depr ΔFA = FA2-FA1 |
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ΔNet Working Capital
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This years working capital less last years.
ΔNWC = [CA2 - CL2] - [CA1-CL1] |
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Cash Flow From Assets
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Both the difference between
Operation Cash Flow - Net Capital Spending - the change in Net Working Capital. CFFA = OCF - NCS - ΔNWC and the Cash Flow to Creditors plus Cash Flow to Shareholders. CFFA = CFC + CFS |
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Cash Flow to Creditors
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The interest payments less the change in Long Term Liabilites.
CFC = Interest Payment - ΔLTL |
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Cash Flow to Shareholders
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Dividends less the change in equity.
CFS = Dividends - ΔR/E |
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Earnings Before Income Taxes
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Found on the Income Statement
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Fixed Assets
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All assets that have a future value longer than one year.
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Current Assets
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All assets that have a future value of less than one year.
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Current Liabilities
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All liabilities that must be pain in the next year.
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Long Term Liabilities
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All liabilities that have a life of greater than one year.
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Retained Earnings
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The book value of the company.
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