Solution to ipcc fm november 2014 paper

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And mam in ques 1(d) I think that method u used is net income method ........But i use EBIT(1-tax)/cost of equity .....is that correct
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And mam in ques 1(d) I think that method u used is net income method ........But i use EBIT(1-tax)/cost of equity .....is that correct
And mam in Q1(d) I think u solve the Q by net income. Method .........But ques ask m&m approach.........is it

@ Shardendu, in net income approach, overall cost of capital reduces as the debt content isncreases, but u see in my solution overall cost of capital has remained the same. It is 1st preposition of MM approach. secondly in NI approach Ke and Kd remain the same. but in my solution, as debt content increases,  Ke increases in such a propotion so as to offset the effect of use of debt, the cheaper source of funds.it is second preposition of MM approach. K0 remains the same whether it is a levered co. or unlevered co.

further, in MM approch there will be no taxes (basic assumption). that is why tax has been ignored.

so madam was questn no 6a) mngmt of rcbls wrong ?????

its not wrong. it is incomplete

@ madam ...So anybdy who had attemptd d qsn will get marks mark ?????
Ohk mam thanku so much.......And plz upload cost solution too asap..........

@ Naushad Ahmed.. It will be decided by ICAI. I am not the right person to comment on that.

Ma'am will I get marks if I don't take opportunity cost of capital at all in question 6a?
Well.. in the ratio analysis question, its given that long term debt is nil... It means that the question is wrong and the students would be awarded full marks... Isnt it?

@ archit goel ...No u need to attend the question and give reason for ur solution. then only u will get marks.

Thanks Mam, for solution.

thanku so  much mam for your solution of financial management paper.

but 1 query i want to ask u that in ques no-3(b) about long term debts.they said in ques that long term debt are nil but we are assuming (B/F)

A similar question relating to MM Hypothesis was asked in Nov 09. It has been solved using EAT and not EBT. MM Hypothesis was later on revised for tax. Madam, your opinion is sought. Also waiting for costing solutions. Thank you

@ Ram Karan Verma, ur query has already been answered above

 


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