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MAS Formulas

The document outlines various financial concepts and techniques including cost segregation, variable costing, financial statement analysis, variance analysis, responsibility accounting, transfer pricing, capital budgeting, and working capital management. It provides formulas and methods for calculating key financial metrics such as contribution margin, return on investment, and inventory management. Additionally, it discusses decision-making frameworks for make-or-buy scenarios, special orders, and segment evaluation.

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MAS Formulas

The document outlines various financial concepts and techniques including cost segregation, variable costing, financial statement analysis, variance analysis, responsibility accounting, transfer pricing, capital budgeting, and working capital management. It provides formulas and methods for calculating key financial metrics such as contribution margin, return on investment, and inventory management. Additionally, it discusses decision-making frameworks for make-or-buy scenarios, special orders, and segment evaluation.

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MAS FORMULAS

GATO, Abdul Barri Indol


MSU - Main Campus
09452146094
COST SEGREGATION TECHNIQUES VARIABLE COSTING FINANCIAL STATEMENT (FS) ANALYSIS
High-Low Method Net Income < Net Income P<S BI > EI CA NI - Preferred Dividends
Abs Var
Current ratio = CL EPS =
Highest Cost - Lowest Cost Wtd. Ave. OS outstanding
VCR = Net Income > Net Income P>S BI < EI
Difference in their units Abs Var
CA - Inventories PPS
Quick ratio = P-E ratio =
Note: basis in selecting the highest and lowest point CL EPS
is the cost driver (i.e units, hours, etc) in income = [( in inventory) FxOH rate] DPS
IS-related account Dividend payout = EPS
TFC = TC - TVC ‘x’ turn-over = Average of X
Scattergraph Method COST VOLUME PROFIT (CVP) ANALYSIS DPS
Age of ‘x’ = 360 PPS
- plot the given points in a graph and correlate ‘x’ turn-over Dividend yield = Dividend
FC + NI
in units = BT
PR
Least-squares Method Required CMU MSR = CMR X to Y ratio = X/Y Payout
sales P-E ratio
y = a + bx in pesos = FC + NI Net Income
BT
CM Return on ‘x’ = Plowback ratio = 1 - Dividend
CMR x
Y = na + b X EBIT Payout
x
2
FC ‘x’ margin = Net Sales Assets
XY = Xa + b X Sales = 1 Equity Multiplier =
CMR - PR DOL = MSR Ordinary SHE
Coefficient of Correlation (r) DSO = Average Receivables
Total FC Average Sales per day Capital Intensity ratio
- measures direction of relationship in units = CMU % NI Assets
BT
EBIT =
% Sales TIE ratio = Net Sales
Coefficient of Determination (r ) 2
BEP Interest Expense
Total FC Defensive Interval ratio
- measures strength of relationship in pesos =
CMR Indifference Point ROA Current Liabilities
- goodness of fit (-1.00 to +1.00) ROE = 1 - Debt ratio = Cash & Cash Equivalents
FC FC - FC
Composite BEP = WaCMU = A B

CMR - CMR
A B Liabilities
Liabilities
Assets Debt-Equity ratio =
Standard FxOH rate Debt ratio = Equity
WaCMU = (CMU x Sales Mix
ratio in units) Budgeted FxOH 1 - (ROA/ROE) EBIT
= Normal Capacity BEP ratio =
Assets
WaCMR= (CMR x Sales Mix Equity
ratio in pesos) Equity ratio = Assets
VARIANCE ANALYSIS
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SALES VARIANCE

Sale Price Variance (SPV) COST VARIANCE


Sales Mix Variance (SMV)
Sales Volume Variance (SVV) Direct Materials Multi-variances (DM & DL)
Sales Quantity Variance (SQV) AP x AQ MPV - for multiple inputs to one product
SP x AQ MQV
Market Share Market Size SP x SQ MPV/LRV Actual Costs
Actual Input @ Std Price/Rate
Variance Variance MMV/LMV Actual Input (AI) @ SIC
Direct Labor MYV/LYV Actual Output (AO) @ SOC
Sales CM AR x AH
Volume Mix CM
A x A
SPV SR x AH LRV SIC =
Total Standard Costs
A x B A x A x A SPV LEV Standard Inputs
SR x SH
B x B SVV A x A x B
A x B x B SMV SOC =
Total Standard Costs
B x B x B SQV Standard Production
Market Market Ave
Size (u) Share (%) CMU Overhead
A x A x B A: Actual 1) 2-way 2) 3-way
MShareV
A x B x B B: Budgeted
MSizeV S AFOH
B x B x B Con AFOH BAAH
BASH Va BASH = BFxOH + (SH x SVR)
Vo SHSR BASH
GROSS PROFIT VARIANCE Vo SHSR BAAH = BFxOH + (AH x SVR)
2-way - for one product 3) 4-way BFxOH = NH x SFxR
Variable component Fixed Component SFxOH = SH x SFxR
SPV SP x Current Unit Sales
Sales Variance AVOH SH = Actual units x SH/unit
SQV Unit Sales x Previous SP Var Sp Fx Sp AFxOH
AH x SVR BFxOH
Var Eff SH x SVR Vo
Cost Variance CPV UC x Current Unit Sales SFxOH
CQV Unit Sales x Previous UC
GP Variance

4-way - for multiple products


1) PRICE VARIANCE - computed same way in 2-way
2) SALES MIX VARIANCE
Current Sales A: Current Unit Sales x Prev. GPU
@ Previous GP/unit B: Current Unit Sales x Prev. GPU
Current Sales Current Unit Sales of A&B
@ Previous Average GP/unit x Prev. GPU
3) SALES YIELD VARIANCE
Current Sales - Previous Gross Profit
@ Previous Average GP/unit
RESPONSIBILITY ACCOUNTING & TRANSFER PRICING
Contribution Margin X
Less: Controllable FC X
Controllable Margin X QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES
Less: Direct, Non-controllable FC X
Segment Margin X Cost of perfect Expected CM Expected CM
= given perfect info - (best action without perfect info)
Operating Income (if segment) information
Income Net Income (if whole company)
Investment Base Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)
ROI =
DuPont
Model ROS X ATOR Estimated Project T + 4T + T
= Opt Likely Pess

Completion Time 6
Income X Sales
Sales Average Assets Exponential Smoothing
Operating or - Desired Income
Smoothing
Constant
Residual Income =
Segment Margin (% x Base)
BT New forecast = (Actual x a) + [Old Forecast x (1-a)]

EVA = Operating Profit - Desired Income


before interest
but after taxes (WACC x Base)
ECONOMICS
Equity Spread = SHE, beg X (ROE - Cost of Equity Capital)
Consumption, A - Consumption B
NI/SHE, beg
Marginal propensity to consume = Income Level, A - Income Level B
MVA = ( in MV X OS Outstanding) + in SHE
Savings
Average propensity to save = Income
Shareholder’s in stock price + Dividend/share
return = Initial Stock Price
Minimum = Variable Costs + Opportunity Costs
Transfer Price
Regular VC Regular CMU X Lost Sales (unit)
- Avoidable VC Units transferred to buying division

MCE rate = Process Time = Process Time


Throughput Time Process + Wait + Move + Inspection
# of units in a process
Manufacturing Velocity =
Production rate

Delivery cycle = Order Placement (day) - Shipment to Customer (day)


RELEVANT COSTING
MAKE OR BUY DECISION SELL AS-IS OR PROCESS FURTHER
Costs to Make Costs to Buy Incremental Sales
(SP - SP )
Processed Split-off X
DM + DL + VOH/u Purchase Price/u Incremental Var Costs X
Avoidable FxOH/u X # of units Costs of separate processing X
Total Avoidable Cost/u Relevant Costs to Buy Incremental Profit X
X # of units Less:
Relevant Costs to Make Savings from parts bought SCARCE RESOURCES
Rental Income, released space
CM from new product (SP - VC)
= CMU per scarce resource
Scarce resource needed
INDIFFERENCE POINT per unit of output
Difference in total FC
in units = SHUTDOWN OR NOT
Difference in CMU
Difference in total FC Loss from VS Shut-down Costs
in pesos = Difference in CMR continuing operations

CONTINUE OR DROP A SEGMENT Shutdown FC - FC


=
Regular During shutdown

point CMU
Contribution Margin X
Less: Avoidable Fx Controllable Expenses X SCRAP/REWORK OF A DEFECTIVE UNIT
Relevant Segment Margin X Incremental revenue from reworking X
Incremental costs from reworking X
SPECIAL ORDER Incremental profit from reworking X
Incremental Sales X Less: Incremental profit from selling scraps X
Incremental Costs X Advantage / Disadvantage X
Incremental Profit X
CM (pesos) of
Less: Opportunity Costs X Units that can be lost @ regular SP special order
Advantage / Disadvantage X before a decision become unwise = CMU of regular order
that could be lost
SELL NOW OR LATER
(SP - SP ) - Incremental Costs
Now Later

= Advantage / Disadvantage
CAPITAL BUDGETING
COST OF CAPITAL PROJECT EVALUATION TECHNIQUES
Total Interest S
Cost of Investment
SH FLOW
Total Debt EVEN CA
Annual even cash inflows
Payback period UN-E
VEN CA
SH FL
OWS

r= Net Borrowing Costs


X (1-Tax%) # of yrs prior full recovery Unrecovered cost, start of yr
d
Net Proceeds +
(manual count) Cash flow during recovery yr
Nominal IR X Face Value, bond X (1-Tax%)
MV of bonds X (1-Flotation %) Cumulative discounted CF @ Yr X
Discounted payback = Yr X + Discounted CF @ Yr X + 1
Dividend per share 1
r= P
P
n 1
Payback reciprocal =
Payback Period
DCF = Dividend per share 1

P Net Profit
ARR = Orig or Ave Investment
0

r=
S
CAPM = r + (r - r )b
RF m RF i

Bond yield Deficit - Residual Value that yr


Payback bailout = Recovery yr +
+ risk premium CF that yr
If no risk premium, use 4% (judgmental RP)
NPV = PV of future Cash Inflows - COI
r = Dividend per share 1 + g
e
Pn NPV
NPV Index = COI
Pn = P - Flotation Costs - Stock underpricing
PV of CI
Addition to RE for the yr Profitability Index = COI
RE Breakpoint =
Ordinary SHE in capital mix (%)
IRR = NPV is @ ZERO or Profitability Index is @ 1
Financial Breakpoint = Funds available
Financing mix ratio (%) Horizon / Market Value FCF W+1

of stocks = WACC - g FCF


Growth Rate = ROE X Reinvestment % Levered
beta

1 - Payout %
Hamada Equation: b = bu [1+(1-T)(Debt/Equity)]
Unlevered
beta
WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INVENTORIES
D/Working Days
CASH 2DO
EOQ = TOC = # of orders X EOQ LTU = NU X NLT
2 X Annual Cash Demand CC
X Cost per Transaction D Ave. Inv X CC (MU - NU) X NLT
Optimal Cash Balance = Optimal # of Orders = EOQ TCC =
Carrying Cost rate (%) SS =
(EOQ/2) X CC (MLT - NLT) X NU
OCB Cash Fx Costs ROP = (LTU + SS) or (NU x MLT)
Ave. Cash Bal = Cash Breakeven = CMU
2 Complex Problems
AD Ave. Cash Bal 1) Finding the Optimal Level of Inventory
# of cash transfers = Opp Costs (%) =
OCB Carrying Cost % - of all given levels, look for the LEAST TOTAL STOCKOUT COSTS (SC)
Holding Costs = Ave. Cash Bal X Opp Costs (%) Total SC = Cost of carrying SS + Cost of SC occurences
# of orders X Probability %
Transaction Costs = # of Transfers X Cost per transaction Cost of SC occurrences = Stockout Cost X
per occurence per yr of occurence
Inventory = 360 Payable Payment 360 2) EOQ with Variable Quantity Discounts
Conversion Period Inventory T-O = Payable T-O
Period
- find the LEAST TOTAL COST (total relevant inventory costs or TRIC)
Receivable = 360 - compute TRIC for every other inventory level
Conversion Period Receivable T-O CCC = ICP + RCP - PDP
TRIC = OC + CC + Cost of materials
D X Cost per unit X (1-Disc %)
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CHANGE IN CM Savings from trade discount
(Optimal Inventory X Cost/unit X Disc %)
Net (dis)advantage =
in credit sales X CMR X - Increase in TRIC
(TRIC, optimal inv. - TIC, under EOQ)
COSTS
1) Collection Cost = in credit sales X Coll’n % X ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
2) Capital Cost = Ave. Receivables X Opp. Cost % X Regular IR = Interest / Borrowed Amount
3) Discount Cost = Credit Sales X Discount % X Cost of
X Discounted IR = Interest / (Borrowed Amount - Interest)
4) Default Cost = Credit Sales X Doubtful % X Bank Loans
Net Profit realized X Effective IR = Interest Expense - Interest Income on compensating bal
Loan amount - Discounted Interest - Compensating bal
Annual cost of factoring Compensating bal = required comp. bal - usual com. bal
Annual Cost of Financing = Net Proceeds
AR factoring

Annual Factor Fee Nominal Annual Cost Disc % 365


+ Annual Interest Gross loan amount
of trade credit = 1 - Disc % X Days credit outstanding - Disc period
- Collection Savings - Reserve
- MONTHLY factor fee If deducted
in advance
- MONTHLY inteest

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