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    which is the after-tax cash flow that accrues from the firm's operations, net of investments in capital and net working capital, or we can use the free cash flow to equity (FCFE) that is the cash remaining after a firm meets all of its debt obligations and provides for necessary capital expenditure. Discounting the FCFF at the cost of capital we will obtain the firm value while discounting the FCFE at the cost of equity we will have the equity value. If we make consistent assumptions the equity…

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    The Calaveras Vineyard

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    Solving for CAPM Weighted Average Cost of Capital Free Cash Flow Growth Rate Perpetuity Terminal Value Liquidation Value Present Value Conclusion Recommendation…

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    5years Case Study

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    4/1.25^5 = $17.65 Estimated share price under Josh’s assumptions is $17.65 3. Industry average price-earnings ratio = share price/EPS…

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    Audit Case 10-Q Audit

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    Based on my analysis from the third quarter 10-Q’s comparative common-sized financial statements, and the earnings quality, I think there are three aspects should be attention-directing for the auditor in planning and performing the audit. First, double checking the inventory. As a retailer company, inventories are the most important assets that account for more than half of the pier 1’s assets and they are the main resource of revenue, so this account has high risk and should be kept on a…

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    long-term changes in its share price because funds will be reduced when the periodic distributions of capital gains are made to fundholders. The Kiwisaver Fund had NAV per share of $37.25 on January 1, 2013. On December 31 of the same year the fund’s NAV was $40.71. Income distributions were $0.60 and the fund had capital gains distributions of $1.15. Without considering taxes and transaction costs, what rate of return dis an investor receive on the Kiwisaver Fund last year? (10 marks) R=…

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    multiples, is excluded from the analysis the valuation would be roughly $1.2B. On the other extreme if Kohler’s value is based on Masco’s benchmark, the value leaps to nearly $3.7B. A strict average of the peer group would yield a value of $1.6B. Our best guess of value is closer to $2B based on the peer average being averaged with Masco’s profitability multiples as we feel that the fundamentals of Kohler and Masco are closely matched. These estimates do not include any discounts for the…

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    Debt Financing Horizontal changes-Starbucks has an annual marketing expense, which includes components such as advertising costs. Their expense is mostly advertising costs as they occur but this doesn’t include certain production costs. Some of their marketing expenses had a grand total of $351.5 million, $315.5 million and $306.8 million for the fiscal 2015, 2014, and 2013 (www.sec.gov). Vertical changes- One of the ways Starbucks…

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    to a large extent on its level. The exchange rate is necessary for the exchange of currencies in the trade of products and services, the movement of capital and credit. It is also necessary…

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    Capital Budgeting Essay

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    longer misrepresent financing arrangements when net financing is the emphasis. With this, we are able to see that capital budgeting provides outline for businesses to plan out future long-term arrangements. Businesses regulate the long-term cost-effectiveness…

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    regards to the reporting unit located here in the United States, we had to consider fire reconstruction costs and its effects on revenues and expenses. The company was able to provide us with the expenses directly related to the fire reconstruction so that we would be able to exclude this from consideration. For both reporting units, we had to determine an appropriate value for net working capital as a percent of revenue and build a tax depreciation schedule, among other…

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