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DIABB Maths Rules

DIABB Maths Rules









*Yearly Depreciation =   Cost – Salvage Value
                                         Estimated Life
*Statement of Investment Cost:
Cost of Machine               =
Add: Working Capital      =
Total                                 = ----------------
                                              Statement Of Cash inflow
                Particulars
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Profit Before Depreciation & Tax





Less: Depreciation





Earnings Before Tax





Less: Tax %





Earnings After Tax





Add: Depreciation





Cash Before Terminal Cash inflow





Add: Salvage Value





Add: Working Capital





Net Cash Inflow





           
                                          Calculation Of Payback Period:
Year
Cash Inflow
Cumulative Cash Inflow
1


2


3


4


5











1. Payback Period: A+ NCO  - C    Here: A= The year in which cumulative cash Inflow
                           D                         Comes nearer to NCO        
                                                        NCO= Net Cash Outlay
                                                        C= Cumulative Cash Inflow of the Year A.
                                            D= Cash Inflow of the Year Following The year A.
2.ARR (Average rate of Return)= Average EAT           x 100
                                     Average Investment
Averages EAT= Total  EAT
               Years
Average Investment= Net Working Capital + Initial Investment+ Salvage Value
                                                                                2
3.ROI (Return On Investment)= Average EAT      x100
                                   Total Investment
                     
                           Table For Calculation Of NPV, PI, NPI, IRR
Year
Net Cash Inflow
DF %(A)
PV
DF%(B)
PV
1





2





3





4





5





Total PV of Cash inflow=
Less: Investment            =
NPV(Net Present Value)=
4.NPV= Total PV Of Cash Inflow – NCO       10. NCB= Total CFAT/NO: Of Years

5.PI=      TPV     x 100                                       6. NPI= PI - 100
         PV of NCO
7.PV OF PBP= A+  PV of NCO – C           8. PBR=       1    x100
                                                    D                                                    PBP
9.IRR:
IRR=A+       C       x (B-A)  Here:    A=Lower Discounting Rate=
                   C-D                                B=Higher Discounting Rate=
                                                         C= NPV of Lower Discount Factor=
                                                         D= NPV of Higher Discount Factor=
For Positive NPV= NPV Negative Hole DF% Komate Hobe Minimum 10%
Since The Project PI<1 , Hence it is not wise to select the project.
PI>1 = Accept
NPV (+) = Acceptable
TPV>NCO Acceptable

















                                                                 Company Name
                       Statement Of Cost/ Cost Of Goods Manufactured/Cost of Goods Sold
                                                For The Year Ended 30 June,2013

Particulars
Tk
Tk
Tk
Raw Materials:
Opening  Raw Materials
Add: Purchase Raw Materials
Add: Carriage Inwards/Freight In
Total Cost Of Purchase
Less: Purchase Return And Allowance
Less: Purchase Discount
Net Cash Of Purchase
Raw Materials Available For Use
Less: Ending Raw Materials
Raw Materials Consumed
Add: Direct Labor/ Wages
Add: Other Direct Expense(Factory wages, Production Wages, Manufacturing Wages)
Prime Cost
Add: Factory Overhead:
Indirect ‡jLv me ai‡Yi  Expense
Factory/ Work Gi mv‡_ †jLv  Expenses
Depreciation For Plant, Machine, Tools, Equipment
Coal, Gas, Water
Drawing Office Salary
Works Welfare Expense
Insurance/Premium For Factory
Total Manufacturing / Factory Overhead
Less: Sale Of Scrap
Total Manufacturing Cost/ Factory Cost/ Works Cost
Add: Beginning Work in Process
Total Cost Of Input
Less: Ending Work In Process
Cost Of Goods Manufacture / Production Cost
Add: Beginning Finished Goods Inventory
Cost Of Goods Available For Sale
Less: Ending Finished Goods Inventory
Cost Of Goods Sold
Add: Administrative Expense(Office Salary, Rent Exp, Insurance Exp, Utilities Exp, Supplies Exp, Depreciation Exp-Office Furniture)
Add: Selling Expense: ( Advertising Exp, Carriage Out, Freight Out, Delivery Exp, Salesman Salary, Depreciation On Store Equipment)
Total cost
Add:  Profit
Sales





                                                                                      
                                                                                                                                                  



















 

                                               Name Of The Company
                                 Statement Of the Cash Flow (Indirect Method)
                                                For The Year Ended 2013
Particulars
Tk
Tk
Net Income:

***
(1)Cash Follow From Operating Activities


Add: Non Cash Exp.
***

Depreciation Exp. ( Building, Equipment)
***

Amortization Exp.(Patent)
***

Amortization Of Discount On Bonds Payable
***

Add: Decrease In Accounts Receivable
***

         Decrease In Merchandize Inventory
***

         Decrease In Prepaid Expense
***

         Increase In Accounts Payable
***

         Increase In Accrued Expense Payable
***

         Loss On Sale Of Any Fixed Assets (Investment, Equipment)
***

Less: Increase In Accounts Receivable
(***)

          Increase In Merchandise Inventory
(***)

          Increase In Prepaid Expense
(***)

          Decrease In Account Payable
(***)

          Decrease In Accrued Expense Payable
(***)

          Gain Of Sale of any fixed Assets (Investment, Equipment)
(***)

          Income Tax Paid
(***)

Net Cash Provided By Operating Activities:

***
(2)Cash Follow From Investing  Activities:


Add: Cash Received From Sale Of Trading Securities
***

          Cash Received From Sale Of Any Fixed Assets ( Equipment)
***

 Less: Cash Purchase Of Any Fixed Assets
(***)

Net Cash Provided By Investing  Activities:

***
(3)Cash Follow From Financing  Activities:


Add: Cash Received From Issuance Of Bonds Payable
***

          Cash Received From Issuance Of Short Term Notes Payable
***

          Cash Received From Issuance Of Common Stock
***

          Cash Received From Issuance Of Share/ Stock
***

Less: Payment Of Cash Dividend
(***)

         Cash Paid For Treasurer Stock
(***)

         Cash Paid For Redemption Of Bonds
(***)

         Cash Paid For Retirement Of Bonds
(***)

Net Cash Provided By Financing   Activities:

***
Net Changes In Cash During The Year

***
Add: Beginning Balance Of Cash

***
Ending Balance Of Cash:

***











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