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net working capital
assets-liabilities
corporation
distinct legal entity
can acquire and exchange property, enter contracts, sue or be sued
partnership
general and limited
all partners agree to provide fraction of work and cash and share in profits and losses
timing of cash flows
one dollar received today is more valuable than a dollar received a year from today
goal of financial management
maximize the current value per share of existing stock
value of stock
equal to the value of the owner's equity
agency problem
conflict of interest between the principal and the agent
agency costs
costs of the conflict of interest between stockholders and management
capital budgeting
what long term investments should the firm take
capital structure
where will the firm get the long term financing to pay for its investments?
balance sheet
accountant's snapshot of a firm's accounting value on a particular date (firm frozen at a moment in time)
assets
equals liabilities + stockholder's equity
liquidity
ease and quickness with which assets can be converted to cash
current assets
most liquid, include cash and assets that will be turned into cash within a year from the date of the balance sheet.
accounts receivable
amounts not yet collected from customers for goods and services sold to them (-adj for pot. bad debts)
inventory
raw materials to be used in production, WIP, and finished goods
fixed assets
least liquid assets, include property, plant, and equipment
intangible fixed assets
patent, trademark minus depreciation
liabilities
obligations of the firm that require a payout of cash within a stipulated period
market value
price at which willing buyers and sellers would trade the assets
accounting value
carrying value or the book value of assets
income statement
measures performance over a specific period, say a year
income
equals revenue - expenses
noncash items
expenses against revenues but do not affect cash flow, like depreciation, which is negative cash flow incurred over life of the asset
average tax rate
tax bill divided by taxable income
marginal tax rate
tax you would pay (percent) if you earned one more dollar
flat rate tax
tax rate is the same for all income levels
cash flows from firm's assets
must equal cash flows to the firm's creditor's and equity investors
cash flow from operations
cash flow generated by business activities such as sales of goods and services. reflects tax payments, but not financing, capital spending, or changes in net working capital
operating cash flow
EBIT(earnings before interest) plus depreciation minus taxes...cash generated from operations
total cash flow of the firm
includes adjustments for capital spending and additions to net working capital
cash flow from operating activities
net income plus noncash expenses and adjust for changes in current assets and liabilities
cash flow from investing activities
involves change in capital assets: acquisition of fixed assets(negative) and sales of fixed assets(positive)
cash flow from financing activities
cash flows to and from creditors and owners include changes in equity and debt
net capital spending
increase in property, plant, and equipment + increase in tangible assets
net capital spending
increase in property, plant, and equipment + increase in tangible assets
current ratio
current asset/current liabilities
quick ratio
CA-inv/CL
total debt ratio
Total assets - total equity / total assets
debt-equity ratio
total debt / total equity
equity multiplier
total assets / total equity
inventory turnover
cost of goods sold / inv
total asset turnover
sales / total assets
profit margin
net income / sales
return on assets
net income / total assets
return on equity
net income / total equity
dupont ROE
PM x TAT x Eq Mult
NI / Sales x Sales / Total Assets x Total Assets / Total Equity
P/E Ratio
price per stock / earnings per stock
net working capital
change in Curr Ass - Curr Liab from one year to the next
Operating Cash Flow
EBIT + depreciation - taxes
Capital Spending
Purchase of fixed assets - sales of fixed asset (negative cash flow)
Cash flow to creditors
interest + retirement of debt - long term debt financing (outflow)
cash flow to shareholders
dividends + repurchase of equity - new equity financing
cash flow from operations
net income + non cash items + adjust for changes in curr liab and curr assets other than cash
cash flow from investing activities
acquisition of fixed assets - sales of fixed assets (negative/outflow)
cash flow from financing activities
changes in equity and debt includes retirement of debt (+ notes) + l/t debt sales - dividends - repurchase of stock + proceeds from stock issue
FV
Co * (1+r)
PV
C1 / 1+r