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Mastering Financial Analysis Techniques

Learn advanced methods for financial analysis, including depreciation, income taxes, and after-tax analysis to make informed business decisions.

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Mastering Financial Analysis Techniques

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  1. EXAMPLE 7-1 SL Depreciation continued on next slide

  2. EXAMPLE 7-1 (continued) SL Depreciation

  3. EXAMPLE 7-2 DB Depreciation continued on next slide

  4. EXAMPLE 7-2 (continued) DB Depreciation

  5. EXAMPLE 7-3 Depreciation Based on Activity

  6. EXAMPLE 7-4 MACRS Depreciation with GDS continued on next slide

  7. EXAMPLE 7-4 (continued) MACRS Depreciation with GDS continued on next slide

  8. EXAMPLE 7-4 (continued) MACRS Depreciation with GDS

  9. EXAMPLE 7-5 MACRS with a Trade-in continued on next slide

  10. EXAMPLE 7-5 (continued) MACRS with a Trade-in

  11. EXAMPLE 7-6 MACRS Depreciation with ADS

  12. EXAMPLE 7-7 Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  13. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  14. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  15. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  16. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  17. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods continued on next slide

  18. EXAMPLE 7-7 (continued) Comparison of Depreciation Methods

  19. EXAMPLE 7-8 Determination of Taxable Income

  20. EXAMPLE 7-9 Calculating Income Taxes

  21. EXAMPLE 7-10 Project-Based Income Taxes continued on next slide

  22. EXAMPLE 7-10 (continued) Project-Based Income Taxes

  23. EXAMPLE 7-11 Tax Consequences of Selling an Asset

  24. EXAMPLE 7-12 PW of MACRS Depreciation Amounts

  25. EXAMPLE 7-13 After-Tax PW of an Asset

  26. EXAMPLE 7-14 PennCo Electric Utility Company

  27. EXAMPLE 7-15 Computing After-Tax PW and IRR continued on next slide

  28. EXAMPLE 7-15 (continued) Computing After-Tax PW and IRR continued on next slide

  29. EXAMPLE 7-15 (continued) Computing After-Tax PW and IRR continued on next slide

  30. EXAMPLE 7-15 (continued) Computing After-Tax PW and IRR

  31. EXAMPLE 7-16 Impact of a Longer Depreciation Schedule on After-Tax PW and IRR

  32. EXAMPLE 7-17 Study Period < MACRS Recovery Period continued on next slide

  33. EXAMPLE 7-17 (continued) Study Period < MACRS Recovery Period continued on next slide

  34. EXAMPLE 7-17 (continued) Study Period < MACRS Recovery Period

  35. EXAMPLE 7-18 After-Tax Analysis of an Integrated Circuit Production Line continued on next slide

  36. EXAMPLE 7-18 (continued) After-Tax Analysis of an Integrated Circuit Production Line

  37. EXAMPLE 7-19 After-Tax Comparison of Purchase versus Leasing Alternatives continued on next slide

  38. EXAMPLE 7-19 (continued) After-Tax Comparison of Purchase versus Leasing Alternatives

  39. EXAMPLE 7-19 (continued) After-Tax Comparison of Purchase versus Leasing Alternatives continued on next slide

  40. EXAMPLE 7-19 (continued) After-Tax Comparison of Purchase versus Leasing Alternatives

  41. EXAMPLE 7-20 After-Tax Analysis of Alternatives with Unequal Lives continued on next slide

  42. EXAMPLE 7-20 (continued) After-Tax Analysis of Alternatives with Unequal Lives continued on next slide

  43. EXAMPLE 7-20 (continued) After-Tax Analysis of Alternatives with Unequal Lives

  44. EXAMPLE 7-21 EVA continued on next slide

  45. EXAMPLE 7-21 (continued) EVA continued on next slide

  46. EXAMPLE 7-21 (continued) EVA

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