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ikadub [295]
4 years ago
12

How do you find your revenue and profit doing equations?

Business
1 answer:
ryzh [129]4 years ago
5 0
Profit is different from revenue since you need to invest your money (called 'cost') to manufacture goods or services. So, a simple equation for 'revenue':

Profit = Revenue - Cost. 

Lets say you are the basketball manufacturer who sells one ball for 30 dollars. And if you sell 100 balls, your revenue will be 3,000 dollars. However, to make 100 balls, it may be required to pay about 1,000 dollars for labors, rentals, machines, leathers, distributions, etc. So, your profit will be 2,000 dollars (3,000 revenue - 1,000 cost). 
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The question is incomplete. Here is the complete question

A proposed new project has projected sales of $222000, costs of $96500, and deperciation of $26100. The tax rate is 24 percent.Calculate operating cash flow using the four different approaches.

(Do not round intermediate calculations.)

A. EBIT+Depreciation-Taxes

B. Top-Down

C. Tax-Shield

D.Bottom-Up

Answer:

(A) $101,644

(B) $101,644

(C) $101,644

(D) $101,644

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A proposed new project has a sales of $222,000

The cost is $96,500

The depreciation is $26,100

The tax rate is 24%

= 24/100

= 0.24

(A) Using the EBIT + Depreciation - Taxes approach, the operating cash flow can be calculated as follows

EBIT= Sales-Cost-Depreciation

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= $99,400

Taxes= EBIT × tax rate

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Top down= Sales-Cost-Taxes

= $222,000-$96,500-$23,856

= $101,644

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Tax shield= (sales-cost)×(1-Tax rate)+(depreciation×tax rate)

= ($222,000-$96,500) × (1-0.24) + ($26,100×0.24)

= 125,500×0.76+6,264

= $101,644

(D) Using the bottom up approach, the operating cash flow can be calculated as follows

Bottom up = NI + depreciation

NI=EBIT-Taxes

= $99,400-$23,856

= $75,544

Bottom up=$75,544 + $26,100

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Answer:

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preferred stock dividends  4,800 //0.8 EPS

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