Answer:
$31.76 million
Explanation:
Economic Value Added is the residual wealth left for shareholders after having accounted for the financing needs of the company as shown by the formula below:
EVA=NOPAT-(WACC*invested capital)
NOPAT is the net operating profit after tax =operating profit(EBIT)*(1-tax rate)
Net income=Earnings before tax*(1-tax rate)
net income= $55 million
EBT=unknown
tax rate=40.0%
$55=EBT*(1-40.0%)
$55=EBT*0.60
EBT=$55/0.60
EBT=$91.67
EBIT=EBT+interest
EBIT=$91.67+$19
EBIT=$110.67
NOPAT=$110.67*(1-40%)
NOPAT=$66.41
WACC=9.0%
perating capital employed=$385
EVA=$66.41-(9.0%*$385)
EVA=$31.76 million
operating capital em
Answer:
131.6%
Explanation:
Total assets is $50 billion
Liabilities = 50-stock holder equity which is $12 billion
= 50-12
= $38 billion
Therefore the debt to assets ratio can be calculated as follows
= 50 billion/38 billion
= 1.3157×100
°= 131.6
Hence the debts to assetsrayion is 131.6%
The last one seems just right as it doesn’t fit into the budget industry
Answer:
$319,460
Explanation:
Calculation for the firm’s operating cash flow
First step is to calculate EBIT and Taxes
Sales $1,140,000
Less Cost of goods sold 533,000
Less Selling costs 223,000
Less Depreciation 138,000
EBIT $246,000
Interest 61,600
(7%*$880,000)
Taxable income $184,400
(246,000-61,600)
TAXES 64,540
(35%*$184,400)
Now let calculate the firm’s operating cash flow using this formula
Operating cash flow = EBIT + Depreciation - Taxes
Let plug in the formula
Operating cash flow = $246,000 + $138,000 - $64,540
Operating cash flow = $319,460
Therefore the firm’s operating cash flow is $319,460
