limklass2011 wrote: » I think a well earned glass of wine will go down a treat tonight..
lisa39 wrote: » limklass2011 wrote: » I think a well earned glass of wine will go down a treat tonight.. If I had a glass..... I'd drink the bottle!
ahtfulal wrote: » If I had a bottle I'd start a riot!
Colts wrote: » Just use a really big glass, then it's still just 'a glass'!
RobFitzBDF2005 wrote: » hi guys, im sit exams on tuesday haven't done much yet, where u think i should start? thanks guys.
limklass2011 wrote: » Haha we can trash the ICAI building first...on a seperate and boring note..does anyone have part 2 of the BGoode Ethics and Corp Gov question..theres a good few ethical topics within that q that I would be unsure as to how to respond properly..
Madeline M wrote: » To value one share in a company using the P/E ratio => EPS *P/E ratio In calculating the earnings figure for EPS you use earnings attributable to ordinary shareholders i.e. earnings after preference dividends, tax and interest So to value an entire company => (EPS* no. of shares) * P/E ratio i.e. Earnings * P/E ratio ...... so to answer ur question - I'd always use P/E ratio * earnings after preference dividends, tax and interest
mgsrocks wrote: » The GlobalTech solution uses a multiple of EBITA to value an unquoted company even though it give the P/E ratio and profit after tax. Any ideas? These case studies are doing my head in!
Stey_9 wrote: » I emailed the institute re this and was told that there was no answer to part 2 as Ethics is a Grey area...They are clowns...Do you reckon we could use that ans for next week?
okdune wrote: » Have you done the Flexum question - try that at least it gives you a layout to follow should it come up. Although it says in the solutions that the sentences with * are the key sentences they are looking for - I claerly would have failed it. Wayyy too specific.
ahtfulal wrote: » At least with them sort of pricing questions ya can make some sort of a stab at it and it's finance so ya can always redeem urself by answering other finance areas well like valuations or financial analysis of company. It's spotting the business leadership indicators I'd be more concerned about and also the shock of dealing with a nasty financial reporting issue.
Susie.Q wrote: » Really screwed when it comes to deferred tax.. can anyone give me key points on where to look out for deferred tax in case studies.. please and thanks
querty1234 wrote: » Any chance someone can post flexum question & solution up? Please and thanks.. Also need to do some work on pricing!
Vaioer wrote: » If something is revalued up or down, then you have deferred tax issue as the value no longers equals the tax written down value.
Susie.Q wrote: » That makes it sound much easier.. thanks
Moorstown wrote: » Does anyone have a spreadsheet for RATIOS and for TAX ELECTIVE, has anyone done a summary with rates and bands etc...Thanks in advance.