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    28.03.10

    BMS .

    S.S.F.

    I FINANCIAL MGT. OBJECTIVES

    ROI = Net PAT ROI = Net Profit Margin X

    Total Assets

    ROI = PAT X

    Net Sales

    CHAPTER 2

    CAPITAL EXPENDITURE P

    II CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PROJECTS EVALUATION M

    1 PAYBACK PERIOD METHODA --( when every year same amount of cash inflow )

    PAYBACK PERIOD= Initial Investment

    Annual Cash Inflow

    B ---( when every year same amount of cash inflow is n

    cumulative cash inflows should be found

    PAYBACK PERIOD = completed years X

    C ---( when annual cost savings are given )

    PAYBACK PERIOD= Initial Investment

    Annual Cost Savings

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    PAYBACK PROFITABILITY = [Avg. Annual Cash Inflow

    PAYBACK PROFITABILITY = [Total Earnings from the

    Payback Profitability = Surplus Life Profitability

    Payback Profitability Index = Total Cash Inflows + Scra

    Cost of ass

    Payback Profitability Index = Surplus Life Profitability +

    Cost of ass

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    2 ARR -- Average Rate of Return Method OR Accounting

    ARR = Avg. PAT X 100

    Original Investment

    ARR = Avg. PAT X 100

    Avg. Investment

    Avg. Investment = ( Initial cost of machine - S

    ( When existing Profits and Profits after investment giv

    ARR = Incremental Earnings or Profit X 100

    Incremental Investment

    Incremental Earnings or Profit = Profit after Inv

    Incremental Investment + = Investment in

    ( When Profits from existing machine and new mach

    ARR = ( PAT from new machine - PAT from old machine

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    ( Investment in new machine - sale proceeds of old

    ( When Profits from machine 'A ' and machine 'B" gi

    ARR = ( PAT from machine 'A' - PAT from new machine 'B'

    ( Investment in machine 'A' - Investment in machine '

    III DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW METHODS

    a) PRESENT VALUE METHOD

    b) NET PRESENT VALUE METHOD

    c) PROFITABILITY INDEX ( PI ) or BENEFIT - COST RATIO (B

    d) IRR---- Internal Rate of Return

    e) DISCOUNTED PAYBACK PERIOD

    a) PRESENT VALUE METHOD

    Year Profit before Dep PBT TaxDep. & Tax

    Dep as per SLM = Cost of Asset -Scrap valueEstimated life of Asset

    Dep as per WDV method = Dep % X Opg. Bal. Of Asset

    PV Factor /% also called as Post Tax Cutoff Rate

    If Total PV > Cost of Project ----- Accept ProjectIf Total PV < Cost of Project ----- Reject ProjectIf Total PV = Cost of Project ----- Indifferent ie Neither profit nor lo

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    b) NET PRESENT VALUE METHOD

    Year Profit before Dep PBT Tax

    Dep. & Tax0 Cost of machine0 Working Capital123455 Release of WCap.5 Sale of Scrap

    If NPV > Zero ----- Accept ProjectIf NPV < Zero ----- Reject ProjectIf NPV = Zero ----- Indifferent

    c) PROFITABILITY INDEX ( PI ) or BENEFIT - COST RATIO (B

    PI = PV of cash inflows = Discounted cas

    PV of cash inflows Discounted cas

    PI = BenefitsCost

    PI > 1 accept project ---- (NPV + ve )PI < 1 reject project --- (NPV - ve)PI = 1 indifferent --- (NPV zero )

    d) IRR---- Internal Rate of Return

    IRR is the rate at which Total Cash Inflow = Cost of Project

    eg. If discounting factors are given for 10 % and 14%IRR = 10% + (Total PV at 10% - Cost of Asset ) X ( 14 - 1

    (Total PV at 10% -Total PV at 14% )

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    e) Discounted Payback Period

    Use discounted cash inflows ie. Present values of cash inflows , thto calculate Payback Period .

    CHAPTER 3

    RATIOS

    1 INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO = EBITAnnual Interest on loan

    INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO = PATAnnual Interest on loan

    2 INTEREST & LOAN REPAYMENT COVERAGE RATIO =

    Annual Loan Instalments = EMI X 12 mths.EMI means Equated Monthly Instalment

    3 DEBT EQUITY RATIO = Long Term DebtShareholders Funds

    Long Term Debt = long Term Loans, Debentures etc.Shareholders Funds = Eq. Sh. Cap. + Pref. Sh. Cap. +

    4 SOLVENCY RATIO = Long Term Debt + Current Liab.Shareholders Funds

    5 DSCR ie. Debt Service Coverage Ratio = PAT + Dep + IAnnual Loan In

    6 SECURITY COVERAGE RATIO = Value of Securities given by bTerm Loan bal. + DPG Liabi

    Value of Securities given by borrower =

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    DPG Liability = Drawing Power for W. Cap.

    7 Project Profitability = EBIT

    Total Capital Employed

    Total Capital Employed = Share holder's Funds + Borrow

    2007 2008EBITLess : InterestEBTLess: TaxPATAdd back : Dep.Add back : InterestAmt available for repayment (A)

    PrincipalAdd: InterestTotal repayment ( B )

    DSCR = AB

    Interest Coverage Ratio= EBIT

    Interest

    Int & Loan repayment coverage Ratio= EBIT

    Interest + principal repayment

    CHAPTER 7

    COST OF RETAINED EARNINGS

    X= [ D - C ( 1 - BTR) ] ( 1 - STR) X [ ( 1 - STR ) X R ]

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    X = Cost of retaining earningsD = Gross amount of dividendC = Cost of replacing funds paid out as dividendsBTR = Business Tax RateSTR = Shareholder Tax Rate

    R = Rate at which shareholder can earn by investing dividend amt.

    INVESTIBILITY RATIOS

    1 EPS = PAT - Pref. Div. -----No. Of Eq. Shares -----

    Earning Per Share

    2 P/E Price Earning Ratio

    P/E = MPS ------EPS ------

    150 = 3 times50

    3 DP Ratio --- Payout Ratio

    DPR = DPS ------EPS

    4 Dividend Yield = DPS ------MPS

    5 Value per share = Equity Share Cap. + Res. - LossesNo. Of Equity Shares

    6 DPS = Total Equity DividendNo. Of Equity shares

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    CHAPTER 8

    BONUS SHARES

    Balancesheet before Bonus Issue

    Liabilities

    10000 Shares of Rs 100 each 1,000,000.00

    Reserves 500000

    Other Liabilities 1000000

    2,500,000.00

    Value of Eq. Share= 1,400,000.00 =10,000.00

    Therefore if Amit holds 25 shares , Value of his shareholding =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If Bonus shares are issued at 1 share for every 5 shares heldBonus shares to be issued = 10000Eq Shares X

    Reserves to be utilized for bonus issue = 2000 sh. X Rs

    Balancesheet after Bonus Issue

    Liabilities

    10000 Shares of Rs 100 each 1,200,000.00

    Reserves 300000

    Other Liabilities 1000000

    2,500,000.00

    Value of Eq. Share= 1,400,000.00 =

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    12,000.00

    Therefore if Amit holds 25 shares , he will get (25 X 1/5 ) ie 5 bon

    Value of his shareholding = ( 25 + 5 ) shares X 116.67

    Thus though no of shares held increase , total value of holding rem

    CHAPTER 8EQUITY CAPITAL

    BUYBACK OF SHARES

    Balancesheet before BUY BACK

    Liabilities

    10000 Shares of Rs 100 each 750,000.00( Rs. 75 paidup)Reserves 500,000.00

    Other Liabilities 1,000,000.00

    2,250,000.0010,000.00

    Condition no 1 Buyback can be made of fully paid up Eq. SharTherefore Rs25/- should be collected from 10000And Cash bal in Other Assets shall also increas

    Condition no 2 Buyback not to exceed 25% of paidup capital +Amt Available for BUYBACK = (Eq Cap + ResIf company wants to buyback shares of Rs 100,ie 287500 / 115 = 2500 shares can be bought ba

    Condition no 3 After buyback debt Equity Ratio not to exceed 2

    Debt Equity Ratio = DebtEq Shareholder'

    Debt Eq Ratio after buyback = 1,000,000.00

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    (750000 +5000

    Since all conditions are fulfilled company can bu

    CHAPTER 9

    RIGHTS ISSUE OF EQUITY SHARES

    1 No. Of new shares to be issued as rights = Desired Funds

    Rights Subscrip

    2 No. Of rights required to acquire one new share = Existing SharesNew Shares

    3 Value of one right----Cum - rights

    ( when shareholder possesses right to purchase rights shares )

    Value of one right----Ex - rights( when right to purchase rights shares has ended )

    Ex- Rights ( Theoretical ) Market Price per Share

    ( when right to purchase rights shares has ended )

    Mo = Cum Rights MPSMe = Ex - Rights MPSN = No. Of rights required to acquire one new rights shareS = Rights subscription priceRc = Cum - RightsRx = Ex - Rights

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    CHAPTER 14

    BASIC VALUATION CONCEPT

    A ) Intrinsic Value Method / Net Assets Method / Balancesheet M

    STEP 1

    Calculation of Capital Employed ( at real values )

    Fixed Assets

    Trade Investments ( compulsory / statutory invt)Current AssetsUnrecorded Assets

    Less :

    Long term loansDebenturesCurrent LiabilitiesUnrecorded Liabilities(eg. Workers claim)

    Capital Employed

    STEP 2

    Calculation of Future Maintainable Profit ( FMP )

    Average PBT of past given years

    Add : Expenses no longer to be incurred

    Less : Income from non trade/ Personal Investment

    Increase in Exp. / new exp.

    Dep. On increase in value of assets

    PBT

    Less : Tax

    PATLess : Pref. Div.Less : Trf. To ReservesPAES/ FMP

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    STEP 3Valuation of Goodwill

    Future Maintainable Profit ( FMP )Capital Employed ( Step 1)Rate of Return / NRRNormal Profit = Capital employed X NRRSuper Profit = FMP - Normal Profit

    Goodwill = Super Profit X No. Of years of purchase

    STEP 4Calculation of Net Assets for Equity Shareholders

    Goodwill ( Step 2 )Market Value of Personal / Non Trade InvestmentsCapital Employed

    Less :

    Preference Share CapitalArrears of Preference Dividend

    Net Assets

    Value per Equity Share = Net Assets for Equity ShareholdersNo. Of Equity Shares

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ADJUSTMENTS

    1 For Calculating value of shares before & After Bonus Issue

    eg. Net Assets are Rs 500000 and EQ. Shares are 5000 .

    Bonus shares are issued 1 share for every 5 shares held .

    Value of Eq. Sh before Bonus Issue = Net Assets =No. of Equity Shares

    Value of Eq. Sh after Bonus Issue = Net Assets =Changed Equity Shares

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    2 If Eq Shares of different paidup value giveneg. Net Assets are Rs 500000 . And 1000 EQ. Shares are Rs.10While calculating Intrinsic value , Unpaid Amt (Rs 25 X 3000 sh. ) RsNet Assets = 500000 + 75000 = 575000

    Intrinsic Value of Fully paidup Share ( Rs 100/-) = 5750004000

    Intrinsic Value of partly paidup Share ( Rs 75/-) = 143.75 - 25

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------B Yield Value

    STEP 1

    Calculation of Profit Available to Equity Shareholders ( PAES )

    Average PBT of past given yearsAdd : Expenses no longer to be incurred

    Less : Income from non trade/ Personal Investment

    Increase in Exp. / new exp.

    Dep. On increase in value of assets

    PBT

    Less : Tax

    PATLess : Pref. Div.Less : Trf. To ReservesPAES/ FMP

    STEP 2

    Actual Rate of Return ( ARR )

    ARR = PAES X 100Total Paidup Equity Capital

    STEP 3Value per Equity Share = ARR X Paid -up Value per Equity

    NRR

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    C FAIR VALUE

    Fair Value per share = Intrinsic Value + Yield Value2

    If Fully paid up and partly paid shares are given

    Calculate seperately Fair Value of fully paid share =

    Fair Value of partly paid share =

    ADJUSTMENTS

    1 If Controlling Interest in a Company is to be purchased -- Calculat

    If only a few shares are to be purchased , use Yield method taking

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    CHAPTER 15

    CORPORATE TAXATION

    STEP 1

    COMPUTATION OF TAXABLE INCOME AND TAX LIABILITY ( UN

    Profit as per P&L A/c.

    Add : 1) Depreciation as per A/cs. (normal )2) Depreciation on revaluation of assets

    3) Provision for unascertained ( not specific) liabilties

    4) Proposed / paid Dividends5) Income Tax Provn./ paid6) Provision for losses of subsidiary companies7) Transfer to Reserves8) Expenses relating to incomes u/s 10(38),10A,10B,11,12(C9) Interim Dividend paid10) Bad Debts11) Provision for Contingencies

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    12) Fringe Benefit Tax

    13) Unpaid / outstanding customs duty, excise duty, sales

    Less : 1) Transfer from / withdrawn from Reserves2) Incomes to which Sec 10(38),10A,10B,11,12 of Income T3) Profits of Sick Industrial company

    4) Depreciation as per Income Tax Rules

    5) Transfer from Revaluation Reserve

    6) Brought forward Business Loss or unabsorped Dep.

    Taxable Income

    Tax @ 30%Add : Surcharge @10% ( If Taxable Income is more than 1 crore)Tax + Surcharge

    Add : Education Cess @ 2% of (Tax +Surcharge )Add : Higher & Secondary Education Cess @ 1% of (Tax +Surcharge )Total Tax Liability

    COMPUTATION OF BOOK PROFITS MAT u/s115JB

    Profit as per P&L A/c.

    Add : 1) Depreciation as per A/cs.2) Depreciation on revaluation of assets3) Provision for unascertained ( not specific) liabilties4) Proposed / paid Dividends5) Income Tax Provn./ paid

    6) Provision for losses of subsidiary companies7) Transfer to Reserves8) Expenses relating to incomes u/s 10(38),10A,10B,11,12(C9) Interim Dividend paid10) Bad Debts11) Provision for Contingencies

    Less : 1) Transfer from / withdrawn from Reserves

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    2) Incomes to which Sec 10(38),10A,10B,11,12 of Income T3) Profits of Sick Industrial company

    4) Depreciation as per A/cs.

    5) Transfer from Revaluation Reserve( to the extent it d

    Taxable IncomeTax @ 30%Add : Surcharge @10% ( If Taxable Income is more than 1 crore)Tax + Surcharge

    Add : Education Cess @ 2% of (Tax +Surcharge )Add : Higher & Secondary Education Cess @ 1% of (Tax +Surcharge )Total Tax Liability

    Higher of the tax liabilities between the two ie. as per normal provns

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    Total Assets Turnover

    Net Sales

    Total assets

    ROJECTS

    THODS

    ot same )

    ( Balance Amt. 12 mths. )

    ( next year's annual cash inflow )

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    X( Expected life of project - Payback Period) ] + sale of scrap

    Project - Cost of Project ] + sale of scrap

    p Value

    t

    Cost of Asset

    t

    --------------------------------------------------

    Rate of Return Method

    alvage value ) + Addnl. W. Cap. + Salvage Value2

    n )

    estment

    roject

    ine given )

    ) X 100

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    machine )

    en )

    ) X 100

    ' )

    C RATIO)

    PAT Cash Inflow Present value PV(PAT+Dep) Factor @ --- % (Present Value)

    --- Every year same amount

    s from Project

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    PAT Cash Inflow Present value PV

    (PAT+Dep) Factor @ --- % (Present Value)

    C RATIO)

    inflows

    inflows

    )

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    n calculate cumulative PV of Cash inflows

    Lending Bank gets to know how much earnings are availablefor payment of their interest .

    EBITAnnual Loan Instalments

    es. - losses

    tereststalments

    orrowerlity

    Primary Sec .+ Collateral Sec.

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    d Funds

    2009 2010

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    In market

    Shows howmuch the Co. Is earning on its Share CapitalHow much against each Share

    How many EPS are required to cover Market Price per shareWithin how many years Market price will be recovered eg. 3 years

    Shows what proportion of earnings are distributed as dividends .

    Shows how much dividend the shareholder receives against amt.invested inshares .

    -------- Shows book Value per share. Ie. Net Assets available per share.

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    Assets

    Fixed Assets 1,750,000.00

    Other Assets 650000

    Misc. Expenses 100000

    2,500,000.00

    Rs. 140 per Eq. Sh.

    25 shares X Rs140 = 3500-------------------------------------------------------------

    1 = 2000 shares5

    100each = 200000

    Assets

    Fixed Assets 1,750,000.00

    Other Assets 650000

    Misc. Expenses 100000

    2,500,000.00

    Rs. 116.67 per Eq. Sh.

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    us shares.

    = 3500

    ains same.

    Assets

    Fixed Assets 1,500,000.00

    Other Assets 650,000.00

    Misc. Expenses 100,000.00

    2,250,000.00

    es onlyshares . Ie Eq Sh Cap shall increase by Rs 250000by Rs 250000.

    Res - losses- loss ) X 25 % = 287,500.00

    at Rs 15 premium, thenk.

    : 1 .

    Fund

    = 1.11 : 1

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    00-100000 ) - 250000

    back 2500 shares @ Rs115 each.

    tion Price

    Rc = Mo - S

    N + 1

    Rx = Mo - SN

    Me = ( Mo X N ) + S

    N + 1

    Me = Mo - Rc

    Me = ( Cum rights price per share ) - ( Cum Rights Value )

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    ethod / Assets Back -up Method / Net Worth Method

    NOTES :

    1) All assets to be taken at current values / market values , if give

    2) Fixed Assets should be taken after deducting depreciation.3) Asset is overvalued by 15000 means take that asset less by 154) Trade Invt= Invt. In Subsidiary , Deposits in MIDC, MSEDC, Shares5) Deduct Bad debts & PBD if given from Debtors. But RDD is6) Stock-- from stock deduct obsolete , redundant, slow moving sto

    1) Consider Interest payable on Loan / Deb. Also as liability

    2) Current Liab= Creditors , O/s. Expenses, Provn for tax, Proposed3) Contingent Liabilities are uncertain liabilities and not to be consi

    NOTES :

    1) If past profits show increasing/ decreasing trend use weighted a

    2) 7% Govt. Security of RS 400000/- means interest received @ 6

    EXAMPLE -- If adjustments are for specific past years.

    a) Goodwill w/off in 2006 is Rs.4000.

    b) Asset Rs 10000 purchased debited to P&L A/c in 2005. Dep 10

    c) Closing Stock was overvalued in 2006 by Rs 6500.

    2005 2006 2007

    PBT 30000 40000 50000

    Add: Goodwill w/off + 4000

    Add :Asset debited P& L A/c. + 10000Less : Dep on above asset - 1000 - 1000 - 1000Closing Stock Adjt. - 6500 + 6500Changed PBT 39000 36500 55500Less : TaxPATLess : Pref Div.Less : Trf. To Res.PAES / FMP

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    NRR= Normal Rate of Return= Dividend rate declared by similar co

    Personal / Non Trade Invt = Govt. Securities, Deposits in Banks , Sh

    Pref. Div. To be deducted if stated that it is unpaid and the Pref

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    Rs500000 = Rs.125 per share4000

    Rs500000 = Rs.104.17 per share4000+800

    104.17

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    paid up , 3000 shares are Rs 75 paid up .5000 should be added to the Net assets.

    = 143.75

    = 118.75

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    1)The Co. Pays 20% Dividend means ARR is 20% .

    Share

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    Intrinsic Value of fully paid sh + Yield Value of fully paid sh.2

    Intrinsic Value of partly paid sh + Yield Value of partly paid sh.2

    Value of shares as per Fair Value Method.

    average of past dividend rates as ARR.

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    ER NORMAL PROVISIONS )

    aritable activities)

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    tax

    x Act apply(Charitable activities)

    Carried forward , whichever is less.

    aritable activities)

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    x Act apply(Charitable activities)

    es not exceed extra dep. On revaluation )

    . And MAT should be paid.

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    n .Appreciation means value to be increased .

    00of Society in which Co has office/Factory.reserve therefore donot consider.k.

    iv., Bank overdraft,ered .

    erage using given weights or 1,2,3 etc as weights.

    % on Rs 400000/-= 24000

    SLM

    2008

    60000

    - 1000 --If Dep is WDV then Dep would be 1000 , 900, 810& 729.-- Closing stock of 2006 becomes Opg. Stock of 2007.

    59000

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    mpanies

    ares of Co.

    . Shares are cumulative in nature.

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