Accounting Flashcards
What are assets?
Thing that a company owns
Current assets - used within one year
Non-current assets - last more than a year
What are liabilities
These are what a company owes
What is equity?
What the business is worth after all the liabilities is paid off
What are retained earnings? What is the formula?
the amount of net income left after it has paid out dividends to its shareholders
Current year retained earnings = last year retained earnings + net income - any dividends paid
How to prepare a cash flow statement using the indirect method?
3 types
Cash flow from operating activities
Cash flow from investing activities
Cash flow from financing activities
> > CF from operating activities
- Start with Net Income
- Add back all of the noncash expenses (depreciation, amortization)
- Adjust for movement in working capital
How would a $10 depreciation charge affect the 3 financial statements?
Start with the income statement
Assume a tax rate of 40%
Depreciation is a non-cash operating expense
Operating expenses increases by 10
Earnings before taxes is 10 higher
Income tax expense is 4 less
Then moving on to cash flows
Net income decreases
Adjustment for D&A increases
Cash flow from operations increases by 4
The real cash benefit from depreciation is that we pay less taxes; therefore more cash for the business
Then move on to the balance sheet
Cash increases by 4
Total Current Assets increases by 4
Net PP&E decreases by 10
Net total assets decreases by 6
Retained earnings decreases by 6 (Net income fell by 6)
Equity value vs enterprise value
Enterprise Value - entire value of the business (includes market cap but also considers long term debt)
Formula for enterprise value = equity value + debt - cash
How do you calculate the value of the firm using DCF?
Cash flows for forecastable period + terminal value
What is the formula for FCF?
EBIT less cash taxes = NOPAT, then add back D&A, less capex, less changes in NWC
Formula for equity value
enterprise value + cash - debt
what is internal rate of return?
the discount rate that makes NPV zero
expected compound annual rate of return that will be earned on a project or investment