Financial Analysis 2
Financial Analysis 2
Divident
Retained
Chapter -3
Assignment
Profit Margin
Return on Equity
Average collection
Inventory turn over
Total Assets turnover
Acid test
Debt to Total Assts ratio
Time interest earned
P/E
Divindend yield ratio
Earning per share
Quest - Cash Budget
Ques-2
PV of 1 Cash flow
PV of 2 Cash flow
PV of 3 Cash flow
PV of 3 Cash flow
Now they found another opportunity, where they invest $1000000 for next 5yrs $250,000
PV of 1 Cash flow
PV of 2 Cash flow
PV of 3 Cash flow
PV of 4 Cash flow
PV of 5 Cash flow
Question - Ex 4
Store price -
Option to buy
Annual cash flow from retail operation
Years
Sold at
If the Rate was 20%,
Mr A invest 250,000
Rate - 10%
Year
0
1
2
3
Rate - 10%
Outflow of present value
1
2
3
Contribution Margin
Rev - VC
Break even = TC = TR
Number
FC/CM per unit
How many
No. of units
Customer number needed
Question
VC = 300
Rev = 1000
FC = 1000000
No. of Cust
Q2:
b) earn $250,000 operating income
8913.04347826087
Q3:
How much revenue
a) Revenue needed
CMR = CM/sales
Revenue needed = FC/CMR
1,428,571
Q4
Avergae Rev =
FC =
VC =
Target profit =
a) Revenue needed =
b)
No. of haircuts = FC/CM per unit
To obtain 80,000
=( FC+TP)/CM per unit
4000
Q5: BEP is 30 units per month. Your sales is 50 units per month. Industry average = 70%. Are
= BEP/ Sales
= (Sales-BEP)/Sales
0.4
Q6: Sales -
Fixed Exp
CM per unit
Solution =
Q7:
To Solve the Question:
Step 1: Determine Variable Cost per Unit
Calculating:
Q
Operting Leverage = Contribution / Operating Profits or EBIT
DOL = % change in profit/ % change in Sales
Financial Leverage
Degree of FL =
Composite Lev =
Q Sales
VC
FC
Debt
Int
Operating Lev =
Finacial Lev =
Composit Lev =
15-Nov-24
Bond
LTD
Pref Shares
common shares
22-Nov
Amount
If company borrows 300,000 for 4years @ 12%. What would the annual loan payment be?
300,000
4yrs
10%
3.1699
94,640
Q:Calc annual payment, Finance cost and principal repayments on 300,000 @ 10%, 4 years.
300,000
4yrs
10%
PV of annuity
Annual Payment
Q:Calc annual payment, Finance cost and principal repayments on 650,000 @ 12%, 10 years.
650,000
10yrs
12%
PV of annuity
Annual Payment
APR
30,000
Lease
Years
1
2
3
4
Buy
Years
1
2
3
4
Q:Omni
Lease
Years
1
2
3
4
Buy
Years
Cash Inflow
Term Deposits 11,000
TP 3,000
Other cr liability 8,000
22,000
Cash Outflow
Inv (22,000)
TR (8,000)
Notes (12,000)
(42,000)
38000
-10000
28000
Revenue 35,000
Depreciation 10,000
Inc in adj in non-cash (5,000)
Nov
25,000
Jan
Sales 75,000
Balance 12,000
Receipt
Cash @20% 15,000
After 30days @60% 30,000
After 60days @20% 5,000
Total reciept 50,000
Total available cash 62,000
Purchase 37,500
Payments
Paid after 30days 25,000
Expenses 26,800
Tax
Purchase of Equip 24,000
Total Paid 75,800
Jun
Sales 99,000
Balance
Receipt
Cash 14,000
Credit 85,000
same month @70% 59,500
After 30days @30%
Total reciept 73,500
Total available cash 73,500
Purchase 45,000
Payments
Paid in same @60% 27,000
Paid next month @40%
S&A Expenses 14,000
Dividend
Loan
Purchase of Comp
Total Paid 41,000
Loan
Excess of loan over Cash 23,700
Less: Repay - Int (9%/12 x 26000)
Repay principle
Ending Cash balance
430
2280
0.105263157894737
1080
121.666666666667
100
10
-30
-15
50000 0.88
300000 0.77
250000 0.68
400000 0.59
PV of Future Cash flow
NPV
250000 0.88
250000 1.65
250000 2.32
250000 2.91
250000 3.43
PV of Future Cash flow
NPV
700000
700000 14%
115000
20
2000000
Cash Flow:
PV of Cash inflows
NPV
Payback
Outflow/ Annual Inflow
6.0870
Profitibality Index
Cash Flow:
PV of Cash inflows
NPV
Payback
Outflow/ Annual Inflow 6.0870
Profitibality Index
(250,000)
50,000
100,000
200,000
50,000 0.91
100,000 0.83
200,000 0.75
NPV 2
CMR
Contri / Sales Amount
Amount
FC/CM Ratio
How much
what is the revenue need
sales revenue req
CM = 700
=FC/CM perunit
1,428.57
0.7
50
40,000
20
90,000
= (FC+TP)/CMR
216,667
h. Your sales is 50 units per month. Industry average = 70%. Are you doing better or worse than indutr
1600000
480000
80
Contribution Margin Ratio = Contribution Margin per Unit / Sales Price per Unit
Sales Price per Unit = Total Sales / Total Units = 1,600,000/8,000 =200
Contribution Margin per Unit = $80
Contribution Margin Ratio = 80/200=0.4 or 40%
Break-even Point (BEP) in Sales Dollars = Fixed Expenses / Contribution Margin Ratio
000 units
000 units
C=3,0006,000=2per unit
0)24,000=Fixed Cost+(2×6,000)
OP * FL
% change in EPS / % changes in Sales
1000000
700000
200000
500000
10% 50,000
= OP * FL
=3x2
6.00
50000
50000
50000
50000
10,000
12%
4
($30,373.49)
for 4years @ 12%. What would the annual loan payment be?
650,000
10yrs
12%
5.6502
115,040
Yrs
1
2
3
3.1699 4
94,640
Yrs
1
2
3
5.6502 4
115,040 5
6
7
8
9
10
FOR 4 MONTHS
55% 700
16,500
90,000
Annual Pay Interest
90,000 -
90,000 -
90,000 -
90,000 -
12% 4Yrs 3
Dec
50,000
July Aug
105,000 104,000
25,000 43,700
25,000 32,000
80,000 72,000
56,000 50,400
25,500 24,000
106,500 106,400
131,500 150,100
43,000 40,000
25,800 24,000
18,000 17,200
14,000 14,000
30,000
3000
87,800 58,200
43,700 91,900
195
23,505
20,000
(169,700)
1,000,000
219,300
411,675
580,400
728,425
858,275
2,798,075
1,798,075
700000
761,657
145,600
907,257
207,257
700000
560,004
52,200
612,204
(87,796)
Rate - 16%
250000 Outflow of present value
45,455 1
82,640 2
150,260 3
278,355
28,355
CMR = 0.6
on Margin Ratio
12,000=12,000
7%
9%
7%
11%
Annual Pay Interest Principle
94640 30,000 64,640
94640 23,536 71,104
94640 16,426 78,214
94640 8,604 86,042
0.000033 43800
Operating Activities:
Investing Activities
PPE (75,000)
Financing Actitivities
Share 26,000
Long term 18,000
Dividend (10,000)
Q2
-cash WC = Dec in Cash flow Profit 3500
Inc in A/C (4,000)
Inc in A/P 5,500
Dep 500
CF from Oper 5,500
Equipment (5,000)
CF from Financing -
QUICK RATIO
2022
Citi group Boeing 0.32
Wells fargo Airbus 0.59
Expenses
Salaries 22,000
Telephone 1,000
Rent 2,200
Hydro 1,100
Stationary 500
26,800
alue of Investment 900,000
500000 438,600
500000 384,750
100000 67,500
-
PV of Future Cash flow 890,850
NPV (9,150)
present value 250000
NPV 1 (4,435)
300,000
Remaining
235,360
164,256
86,042
-
650,000
Remaining
612,960
571,475
525,012
472,972.85
414,689
349,412
276,301
194,417
102,707
-
910 1,690
910 1,690
1610 2,990
1610 2,990
9,360
Principle Balance
2,092 7,908
2,343 5,564
2,625 2,939
2,940 (0)
Assets increase Outflow
Investing
Q3
Profit 25000
Dep 9,000
Inc in A/C (3,600)
Inc in Inventory (600)
Prepaid exp 9,500
Accrued Payable -1000
Acc liab 2000
CF from Oper 40,300
Equipment (6,000)
Easement - rights acquired for the benefit of property or granting to another property
Servient tenement Land giving the right
Dominant Tenement Land receiveing the right
Restricted covennat - restrictions on title of the servient tenement for the benefit of domina
(₹2,371.06)
(₹14,285.84)
23-Sep
Mortgage (loan) amount $ 400,000.00
Interest rate 6%
Amortisation period / Time period to pay-off the l 25 years
Frequency of payment Monthly
Took loan for 500,000 mortange 2 yrs ago, 6% and term for 5 years. The rate has come down
Loan balance now is 475,000. what the penalty could be?
4-Nov
Rushni is thinking to p[urchase a condo. The usual condo fee in the area where she is looking
the condo fee includes heating bill but exculded property tax of 1200 per year. She has car lo
of $350,credit card payment of $300. additionally she contributes $400/ month into her RRSP
Her weekly gross income is $1270
s part of down payment
OUR JOB
ee and clear
another property
Term
bi-weekly (₹1,189.48)
Accelarated bi-w (₹1,288.60)
u withdraw
7125
28500
ea where she is looking is $500.
per year. She has car loan payment of
0/ month into her RRSP .
Initial Investment = 1000
0
FUTURE Value
FV = PV (1+r)^n
PV = ???
0
PRESENT Value
PV = 5000 /(1+5%)^3
Excel Fn
FV of annuity = pmt x factor from table = 500 x 3.1525
500
0
Excel Fn
FV of annuity = pmt x factor from table x (1 +Interest rate) = 500 x 3.1525 x (1 + 5%
500
0
2nd way
Excel fn
Question 1:
Option 1
Receive 13,500 each year for 10yrs from end of the year
Formula
FV
Option 2
Receive 17500 after 10 yrs
Question 2:
Purchase a house 5yrs from today. Average house value is $500,000. to
increase by 4% a year. You intend to make 10% down payment. Currently,
you have $35000 of savings. What yearly amt you need to invest, so that
you have enough to make the down payment?
Assumptions:
1. you are making the investment at the end of the year
2. you will earn 6% in your investment
House value
Downpayment
Money needed
Amount
Q3:
Borrowed $50,000. Int rate 8%, pay in 5 years. What will be the payment
Option 1
Pay together at the end of the term
Amount after 5 year
Option 2)
pay interest each yr and then payback the principle
Option 3)
pay interest and principle each yr so that no loan at the end of the term
Question
You are meeting a client this morning about retirement planning.
In the meeting the client tells you that she wish to retire when she turns 60 yrs old.
After they retire, they would like to have enough fund available that will provide
for the client's yearly estimated expenses of $25,000 per year for the next 20 years.
The client has existing savings of $30,000.
How much yearly investment the client needs to make to meet her goal?
amount needed
Installment
Using Table
PV of annuity
Chapter 2
If u invest 5000/year for next 10 years and earn 4% annual return. How much will y
Assume you invest at the end of each year
After 10 years =
If u invest 5000/year for next 10 years and earn 4% annual return. How much will y
You will increase your deposit by 2% each year
Assume you invest at the end of each year
FVCGA
Q
Value
rate
years
(₹2,365.14)
Question:
You are meeting a client this morning about retirement planning.
In the meeting the client tells you that she wish to retire when she turns 60 yrs old.
After they retire, they would like to have enough fund available that will provide
for the client's yearly estimated expenses of $15,000 per year for the next 20 years.
Q: How much yearly investment the client needs to make to meet her goal?
Step 1 to find PV
Present value of $15,000 withdraw each year for 20 years after the client turns 40
This $203,854.50 is the future value of investments from today to next 20 years and is
equivalent to the future value due as the investmment starts today.
Question:
Sam owns a house whose mkt value is $550,000 and has a mortgage balance of $350,000.
He pays $1,500 mortgage payment. Assume 60% of payment goes towards paying interest.
His propertay tax is $1,200/ year paid semi-annually at June and December.
Same also owns a car he had purchased five years ago for $22,000. Recenty he tried to sell it
The car has a of $8,000 of outstanding with a monthly pmt of $400 (50% is interest)
Sam has a credit card with balance of $5,000.
Gasoline
Utilities
Clothing
Entertainment
Furniture
Vacation
groceries
Sam's Fam
Balance she
As of December 3
Assets
House
Car
Total Assets
Net worth
Sara's weekly gross income from her employer is $1,800. Her income tax rate is 20%.
Sara has $12,000 in a savings account that has a 4% annual interest rate that deposits intere
She also has $5,000 in her chequing account.
She owns 2,000 shares of ABC Corp in a unregistered account. The share has a history of pay
The current market value of the ABC Corp. share is $21/share.
Sara owns a house whose mkt value is $410,000 and has a mortgage balance of $290,000.
She pays $1,400 monthly mortgage payment. (Assume 60% of payment goes towards paying inte
The propertay tax is $1,200/ year paid in January, April, July and October.
Sara owns a car she had purchased five years ago for $22,000. Recenty she tried to sell it and
The car has a of $4,000 of outstanding loan with a monthly pmt of $300 (50% is interest)
Sara expects to receive $1,800 back as tax refund once she files her tax in April.
Also, her car requires a maintenance in May which will require $500.
She is also expecting a raise of 3% in her pay from her employer starting from April 1, 2025.
Sara's Family
Balance sheet
As of June 30, 20XX
Savings accounts
Income
Tax Payment
Interest Income
Dividend
Tax Back refund
Cash Payment
Mortgage Payment
Interest on Mortgage
Car loan pay plus Interest
Gasoline
Utilities
Clothing
Entertainment
Groceries
Property tax
Car Maintenanec
Vacation
Total Payment
Net Cash
Exercise
You had a meeting with Sara, a new client, and came to know the following information for th
Sara's bi-weekly gross income from her employer is $3,200. Her income tax rate is 20%.
Sara has $18,000 in a savings account that has a 4% annual interest rate that deposits intere
She also has $5,000 in her chequing account.
She owns 2,500 shares of ABC Corp in a unregistered account. The share has a history of pay
The current market value of the ABC Corp. share is $21/share.
Sara owns a house whose mkt value is $410,000 and has a mortgage balance of $290,000.
She pays $1,400 monthly mortgage payment. (Assume 60% of payment goes towards paying inte
The propertay tax is $1,200/ year paid in January, April, July and October.
Sara owns a car she had purchased five years ago for $22,000. Recenty she tried to sell it and
The car has a of $4,000 of outstanding loan with a monthly pmt of $300 (50% is interest)
Credit card balance of $6,000.
Less: Expenses
Mortgage Int pay
Car Loan Int pay
Gasoline
Utilities
Clothing
Entertainment
Groceries
Property tax
Net Income
Sandy died leaving her spouse Sam and 3 kids - Bob, Tine and Sara.
She left 1.2mil (assume all fees have been deducted)
SAM
Bob
Tine
Sara
26-Nov-24
Employment Income
Interest
Dividend
Capital Gain
Total Income
Deductions
Taxabke Income
Total Income
- Deduction
= Net income
- some other adjustments
= taxable income
Calculate tax on this taxable income
deduct any tax you already paid
Apply tax credit
Pay balance or get refund
Q:
You were meeting a client to show the difference in investment income.
Show after-tax income of receiving $1,000 as interest income, dividend income and capital ga
Assume the client's marginal tax rate is 30%.
Also, assume the dividend is from an eligible canadian corporation.
1. Interest Income:
Taxable Income=$1,000
Tax Owed=30%×$1,000=$300
After-Tax Income=$1,000−$300=$700
2. Dividend Income:
Grossed-up Amount:
Grossed-up Amount=$1,000×(1+0.38)=$1,380
Federal Tax=30%×$1,380=$414
DTC=15.02%×$1,380=$207.28DTC=15.02%×$1,380=$207.28
Net Tax:
After-Tax Income:
3. Capital Gains:
Taxable Portion:
Tax Owed:
Tax Owed=30%×$500=$150Tax Owed=30%×$500=$150
After-Tax Income:
1 2
1,157.63
1,157.63
1,157.63
Interest 5%
1 2
4,319.19
(4,319.19)
4,319.20
500 500
1 2
1,576.25
₹1,576.25
1,576.25
500 500
1 2
1,655.06
₹1,655.06
1,655.06
6%
500 500
1 2
₹2,187.31
177,940.80
(₹177,940.73)
17,500.00
Method 1 Method 2
₹608,326.45 ₹608,326.45
60,832.65 60,832.65
25,832.65 ₹46,837.90
13,994.75
(₹19,100.43) (₹2,482.66)
(₹62,614.11) (₹12,614.11)
(₹12,522.82)
(₹128,756.12) ₹128,756.12
(₹2,346.80)
₹224,592.36
(₹4,093.58)
c x factor x (1+rate)
353,340.00
128,757.00
= C x 54.860
0.1255
12.55%
60,050.00 (₹60,030.54)
500,000
3%
25.00
tirement
= yearly deposits x Future value annuity factor from TVM Table x ( 1+ rate)
= yearly deposits x 33.066 x 1.05
5,871.50
34.719
of $350,000.
aying interest.
he tried to sell it and received only for an offer for $12,000.
100
200
300
200
1000
2000
200
Sam's Family
Balance sheet
s of December 31, 20XX
Liabilities
550,000 Current Liability
12,000 Mortgage Payment
Car Loan
Credit card balance
Long-term liabilities
Mortgage Balance
Credit card balance
Car Loan Balance
562,000 Total Liabilities
190,300
formation for the year 2024.
e of $290,000.
wards paying interest. )
Gasoline
Utilities
Clothing
Entertainment
Furniture
Vacation (in December)
Groceries
m April 1, 2025.
5,000.00 8,480.00
Jan Feb
7800 7800
(1,560) (1,560)
40 40
6,280 6,280
1,400 1,400
300 300
100 100
200 200
100 100
200 200
200 200
300
2,800 2,500
3,480 3,780
8,480.00 12,260.00
ate is 20%.
t deposits interest monthly.
e of $290,000.
wards paying interest. )
Gasoline
Utilities
Clothing
Entertainment
Furniture
Vacation (in December)
Groceries
83,200
(16,640)
2,000
720
2,500
1,400 10,080
300 1,800
100 1,200
200 2,400
300 1,200
200 2,400
200 2,400
1,200
1,400 6,720
300 1,800
1,000
2,000
333,333.33 666,666.67
222,222.22
222,222.22
222,222.22
60,000.00
500.00 500
500.00 690.00
500.00 250.00
61,440
5,000
56,440
Sara
Income 60,000
RRSP contri 0
Taxable income 60,000
Tax rate 20%
Tax 12000
110,000.00
53,359.00
53,358.00
3,283.00
me and capital gain income.
Type Interest
Income received 1000
Taxable income 1000
Marginal tax rate 30%
Tax amount 300
Tax credit @ 15.02% of Dividend 0
Tax liability 300
After tax income 700
Type Interest
Income received 1000
Taxable income 1000
Marginal tax rate 30%
Tax amount 300
Tax credit @ 9.03% of Dividend 0
Tax liability 300
After tax income 700
6.72=$793.28
FV = ????
3
500
3
2,187.31
2,187.31
608050
42350
16,933.65
If semi-annually
0.030225
3%
(₹14,285.84)
1.030225
1.7990406586691
1.00248451672465
0.2485%
able x ( 1+ rate)
monthly
monthly
quaterly
monthly
yearly
yearly
monthly
Liabilities
1,500
8,000
250 = 5000 x 5%
iabilities
349,400 = 350000- (1500*60% = 900) then other 600 deduct from principle
4,750 = 5000 - 250
7,800 = 8000 - 200 (400*50%)
371,700
100 monthly
200 monthly
300 quaterly
200 monthly
1000 yearly
2000 yearly
200 monthly
100 monthly
200 monthly
300 quaterly
200 monthly
1000 yearly
2000 yearly
200 monthly
71,780
22,680
8,520
3,000
37,580
Eligible 38%
Non-eligible 15%
Foreign same as interest
Susy
60,000
5000
55,000
20%
11000
8,003.85 15%
10,938.39 20.50%
853.58 26%
19,795.82
Dividend Capital Gain
1000 1000
1380 500
30% 30%
414 150
207.276 0
206.724 150
793.276 850
November December
8034 8034
(1,607) (1,607)
40 40
500
6,467 6,967
1,400 1,400
300 300
100 100
200 200
100 100
200 200
200 200
2,000
2,500 4,500
3,967 2,467
49,677.60 52,144.80
15000 15000
168
1%
380000 = deposits for 168 mos @ 6%
= C x (1 +r)n -1
1900 = C x (1.05)^168 - 1
($878,379.06)
($508,535.24)
600000
$91,464.76
($346.96)
($46,856.90)