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Operations and Interest Expense - CFA Level II - AnalystForum
May 28, 2014 · As I understand it, interest expense is a financing cash flow and not an operating cash flow. So, when calculating NOPAT from NI we need to add back interest and taxes to get EBIT and then adjust for EBIT after-tax, a.k.a. NOPAT. But then when calculating FCFF starting from CFO, we add back the after-tax interest expense (because it was ...
Roe calculated differently - CFA Level I - AnalystForum
Jun 20, 2024 · Hi, I don’t understand how we can get the ROE from this table. It should be NI/E but I don’t get the working here. Answer should be 15,39%. Why do we take ni*int burdern*ebit margin*TATO*LR?
Interest Coverage Ratio and Capitalized interest - CFA Level II ...
Mar 26, 2015 · Interest Coverage Ratio = EBIT / Interest X Doing example 3 in FRA and it asks what would happen to the ratio if it was capitalized compared to if it wasn’t. Without capitalization it’s simple, and you plug in the numbers from the Income statement. I dont understand why when Interest is capitalized the Dep X is added to EBIT. Interest CR = EBIT + Dep X / Int X. With interest now being ...
Calculating FCFF from EBIT - Interest Tax Shield
Nov 15, 2018 · In the notes, the formula for arriving FCFF from EBIT is as followings: FCFF = [EBIT X (1 - Tax Rate)] + Dep - FCInv - WCInv FCFF = Free cashflow to the firm EBIT = Earnings before interests and taxes Dep = Depreciation FCInv = Capital investments WCInv = Working capital investments The point I do not get from this formula is that why is not the tax shield from paying interest being added back ...
Losing my mind about EBIT? - Fixed Income - AnalystForum
Mar 11, 2014 · From the cfai book: “EBIT/Interest expense - because EBIT does not include depreciation and amortization, it is considered a more conservative measure of interest coverage.” Isn’t the correct wording that it does include depreciation and amortization? That’s why it’s not earnings “Before” depreciation and amortization?
Investments in associates (equity method) - AnalystForum
Sep 13, 2014 · On the income statement, dividends are included in interest income, and the share of net income gain as a one line item after operating income (EBIT), but before taxes taxes.This is called the equity approach. That depends on what type of equity investment. If it is a minority interest, you need to subtract that from EV to get to equity.
EVA: NOPAT adjustments - CFA Level II - AnalystForum
Mar 26, 2013 · Do we need to remember the various ajustements to get NOPAT when calculating EVA or just (EBIT x(1-t)) is ok?! Thanks Cinderella March 27, 2013, 7:26am
Queries on Financial Reporting and Analysis- Operating Profit
Jan 23, 2014 · Question: Since Operating Profit generally refers to EBIT; given a hypothetical exam question that present an income statement of a finanical firm and computation of Operating Profit Margin (hereafter " OPM") is required. What should we do?In my opinion, I will add back the interest expense back to the operating profit and thereafter compute ...
Income statement: Depreciation -> COGS - CFA Level II
May 16, 2014 · And total depreciation expense is shown in the income statement and you cannot add it directly to EBIT in order to calculate EBITDA. You’d be over/under estimating it depending on the case. You can. Doesn’t matter. You have an EBT position shown anyway. Thus you should add the cost of financing and total depreciation and amortization to get ...
Finance Lease vs Operating Lease: EBIT higher or lower?
May 29, 2013 · Hey, If I remember correctly, EBIT should be higher under the finance lease, right? Schweser says so on several occasions “In a finance lease, rent expense is replaced by depreciation expense and interest expense. Since EBIT is calculated before interest and taxes, EBIT is higher with a finance lease.” I have a question in front of me (ID 87570), where I need to capitalize operating leases ...