BE 9.02 – SLR Corporation
Intermediate Accounting
Spiceland, Nelson, and Thomas
10th Edition
Determine the carrying value of inventory and before tax effect.
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Determine the carrying value of inventory and before tax effect.
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Determine the inventory by applying the conventional retail method.
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Determine the carrying value of inventory at year-end and record any necessary year-end adjustments.
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Determine carrying value of inventory year-end record adjustment for each.
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Given an initial fixed asset investment, straight-line depreciation over three years, sales, costs, and a tax rate, determine the OCF and NPV of the project.
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Calculate the net present value (NPV) of a project involving an investment in a sausage system, considering its initial installed cost, straight-line depreciation to zero over its life (OR 100% bonus depreciation), scrap value at the end of the project, annual savings in pretax operating costs, and initial investment in net working capital. Use the relevant tax rate and discount rate and determine the NPV for the sausage system.
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Find the upcoming dividends, determine the PV of the dividend stream, and the most you would be willing to pay for the stock based on your analysis.
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Determine the expected dividend and capital gains yields under various scenarios and explain the relationship between dividend and capital gains.
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Conduct a best-case and worst-case scenario analysis using the given estimates for the price, variable costs, fixed costs, and quantity, accounting for the specified uncertainty level in the estimates. Complete the grid of scenarios for the base case, best case, and worst case.
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Calculate the base-case operating cash flow and NPV, determine the sensitivity of NPV to changes in sales and OCF to changes in variable costs, and analyze the impact of changes in projected sales and variable costs on NPV and OCF.
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