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EBIT and its APPLICATION: SIMPLIFIED FINANCE CONCEPTS

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There are various concepts in Finance which use EBIT for the calculations and analysis. Here is a ppt that simplifies the concept of EBIT and its application.

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Englishteacher Namrata Arora
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Slide 1 : info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com Simplifying Finance Concepts EBIT & ITS APPLICATIONS

GUESS WHAT IT MEANS? : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com GUESS WHAT IT MEANS? EBIT PBT PAT NPBT NPBIT Very scary concepts for many, all you need to remember is: B is ‘before’, A is ‘after’ I is ‘interest’ T is ‘tax’ E is ‘earnings’ NP is ‘net profit’ P is ‘profit’

EBIT is SIMPLE to remember! : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com EBIT is SIMPLE to remember! Next time you come across EBIT, you’ll be sure the financial information is talking about Earnings before Interest and Tax Other Names: Operating Earnings, Operating Profits, Operating Income

FORMULAS : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com FORMULAS EBIT = Operating Revenue – Operating Expenses (OPEX) + Non-operating Income Operating Income = Operating Revenue – Operating Expenses (when the firm has no Non-operating Income, EBIT is equal to Operating Income) Operating Revenue = Sales Revenue Operating Expenses = Cost of Goods Sold; Selling, General and Administrative Expenses; Depreciation and Amortization; other expenses Non-Operating Income = Dividend Income, Profits from Investments, Gains incurred due to Foreign Exchange.

APPLICATION OF EBIT : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com APPLICATION OF EBIT EBIT has a number of applications Let’s have a look at a few

Application of EBIT: Ratio Analysis : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com Application of EBIT: Ratio Analysis Interest Coverage Ratio = EBIT/Interest Net Profit Margin = EBIT (1-T) X 100 SALES Return on Investment = EBIT (1-T) X 100 Total or Net Assets called Return on Net Assets or Return on Capital Employed Calculation of PAT = (EBIT-INT)(1-T)

Application of EBIT: Financial & Operating Leverage : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com Application of EBIT: Financial & Operating Leverage EPS and ROE calculations Analyzing Alternative Financial Plans (Constant and Varying EBIT, EPS-EBIT Analysis) Degree of Operating Leverage Degree of Financial Leverage Assessing Shareholders Risk

Application of EBIT: Capital Structures : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com Application of EBIT: Capital Structures NI or Net Income or Shareholder’s earnings (EBIT - INT) when corporate taxes do not exist Analysis of the Moddigliani-Miller Hypothesis under Corporate Taxes EBIT-EPS approach and many more…

DON’T PANIC : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com DON’T PANIC You are planning to close this slide show. Right? Wait. Let’s simplify the Application Now watch!

EBIT SIMPLIFIED forRatio Analysis : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com EBIT SIMPLIFIED forRatio Analysis EBIT is put in formulas straight away , no need to add or subtract interest, depreciation or any other figures.

EBIT forFinancial and Operating LeverageSIMPLIFIED : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com EBIT forFinancial and Operating LeverageSIMPLIFIED For EPS, ROE, DOL, DFL put EBIT in the formula. For analysis and assessment of Alternative Financial Plans and Risks, deduct interest, taxes to come to Profit after Taxes and then add back Interest to find Total earnings of investors.

EBIT SIMPLIFIED forCapital Structures : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com EBIT SIMPLIFIED forCapital Structures EBIT is straight away put in formulas of Ratios and Costs. For the M-M Hypothesis under Corporate Taxes, interest and taxes are deducted from EBIT and then, the PAT is used in formulas.

WHAT NEXT? : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com WHAT NEXT? Open up practical questions in your books, assignments or tests sheets Apply the simplified form Attempt two questions of each type and understand the concept

CONTACT : namrataaro@gmail.com namrata_arora@rediffmail.com info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com CONTACT To get your Finance Questions Solved, Assignments Made, Projects Planned And Concepts Simplified, contact: Stanley Solutions Namrata Arora E-mail: info.stanleysolutions@gmail.com

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