Answer:
$2,152.22
Explanation:
Given that,
FinCorp’s free cash flow (FCFF) = $205 million
Firm’s interest expense, i = $22 million
Tax rate, t = 35%
Growth rate, g = 3%
Cost of equity, e = 12%
Net debt of the firm increases by $3 million
Interest expense (Net of tax) = -i × (1 - t)
= -$22 × (1 - 35%)
= -$22 × 0.65
= -$14.3
FCFE = FCFF + Debt + Interest expense (Net of tax)
= $205 million + $3 - $14.3
= $193.7
Therefore,
Market value of equity = FCFE ÷ (e - g)
= $193.7 ÷ (0.12 - 0.03)
= $2,152.22
Answer:
or
Explanation:
Assume an investment of $1.00
First Simple Bank:
Amount after 6 years = 1 + PRT
= 1 + 1(0.064)(10)
= 1.64
Complex Bank:
Take 10th root of both sides
or
Explanation:
We have to note an important point here is that, Smith has plan to sell fraudulent identification card through Jones and he has done only Oral agreement.
An oral agreement does not have a proof. Any oral agreement cannot be taken as a proof legally. There must be a proper written agreement required to prove the relationship. There are certain standard too in written agreement.
For Example, agreement written on a normal white paper cannot be accepted. The agreement should be legally signed according the bond paper provided and authorized by the Government.
Considering all the above discussion, Jones stands right.
I would say that they should test the water purifier with tap water and run it through the purifier and see if it is actually purifying the water and that way determine if it is performing as it should an if not correct it.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
An uncollectible account or bad debt is an account receivable that the business cannot collect. Businesses account for bad debts by using
:
-the allowance method.
-the direct write-off method
.
The direct write-off method is primarily used by businesses with few credit customers. When it is determined that a customer is not going to pay, the uncollectible account is removed from the records.
To remove from the records, there is a credit to Accounts Receivable (asset account, increase by the debit) and a debit to Bad Debts Expense (expense account, increase by the debit).
