MC 8.118 – Udon Inc.
Intermediate Accounting
Spiceland, Nelson, and Thomas
10th Edition
Using Dollar Value LIFO (DVL) asks to find the ending inventory for the year.
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Using Dollar Value LIFO (DVL) asks to find the ending inventory for the year.
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Given is the adopted dollar value for the beginning of the year along with the value at the end of the year. Asks for the LIFO inventory.
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Gives you the amount in inventory along with the merchandising cost. Asks for the inventory to be reported on the balance sheet.
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Determine the NPV of two projects, A and B given two timelines and an opportunity cost of capital. Then select whichever project is preferred.
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Compute the IRR of two projects, A and B.
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Compare the IRRs of projects A and B and determine whether or not the project with the higher IRR is actually the better one to choose.
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Calculate the profitability index for Project A and the profitability index for Project B. Is the project with the better profitability index the better project to choose?
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Given two timelines that are 4-years long, you are asked to determine the payback period for project A and project B.
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Compute the payback periods for both projects and determine whether or not the project with the shorter or lower payback is actually the better project, meaning it has the highest NPV.
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Compute the NPV of the project given its cost, annual cash flows, and discount rate. Then, determine the rate that would cause you to reject the project.
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