Thanks, Professor for an insightful video. I have a question, why does minority interest not get added back for calculating invested equity? Because PAT includes income from minority interest as well if I am correct
Thanks, Professor, but regarding the goodwill and cash in the excel sheet, I have one question about the formula you have used. I think if you want goodwill or cash's certain percentage lets say 10% to be included in invested capital, you just have to minus the 90% amount from the book value of equity and debt rather than subtracting 90% of the amount and then adding back 10%. My logic behind the assumption is goodwill and cash are already included in the book value of equity and debt. I might be wrong so can you help with that?
You are correct if you calculate IC from the finance side i.e. debt and equity and you consider 90% of cash and goodwill non-operating assets you have to subtract them and the 10% would already be represented in the debt and equity.
Thank you so much Professor.
Thanks, Professor for an insightful video. I have a question, why does minority interest not get added back for calculating invested equity? Because PAT includes income from minority interest as well if I am correct
Professsor, for is deferred taxes considered part of invested capital? thanks!
Thanks, Professor, but regarding the goodwill and cash in the excel sheet, I have one question about the formula you have used. I think if you want goodwill or cash's certain percentage lets say 10% to be included in invested capital, you just have to minus the 90% amount from the book value of equity and debt rather than subtracting 90% of the amount and then adding back 10%. My logic behind the assumption is goodwill and cash are already included in the book value of equity and debt. I might be wrong so can you help with that?
You are correct if you calculate IC from the finance side i.e. debt and equity and you consider 90% of cash and goodwill non-operating assets you have to subtract them and the 10% would already be represented in the debt and equity.
O Sr. Fala muito rápido e passa por cima de contas breves como se fossem miudezas. São para si, mas quem quer aprender não! 😢