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The document outlines various financial concepts and calculations, including executive compensation, breakeven analysis, degrees of leverage, and depreciation methods. It presents multiple-choice questions related to financial performance metrics, accounting rules, and asset management. Additionally, it discusses implications for shareholders and characteristics of effective corporate governance.
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Bayan Fromarrcr Serge Mpolime
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CFA WORKSHOP (AF 124)
Ciclo 2024-02
Profesores: John Paul Lopez, Carlos Arias
Duracién: 90 minutos.
1. Executive compensation and bonuses are most likely consistent with the interests of
shareholders if they are:
4 « A, highly volatile over time.
aligned with the company’s strategy. +
C. sufficiently high relative to the company's competitors.
2. Happy S.A. sells beer for $7 a bottle. The beer's variable cost per bottle is $4. Happy has.
fixed operating costs of $3,500 and fixed financing costs of $5,000. What is Happy's
breakeven quantity of sales, in units?
2,833.
B. 1,167.
©. 1.877.
3. If Happy's sales increase by 7.5%, Happy’s EBIT increases by 13.7%. If Happy's EBIT
increases by 9.3%, Happy's EPS increases by 11.9%. Happy's degree of operating leverage
(DOL) and degree of total leverage (DTL) are closest to:
+9¢1.3 DOL and 2.3 DTL.+
B.1.8 DOL and 1.3 DTL.
C. 1.8 DOL and 2.3 DTL.»
4, Jayco, Inc., sells 20,000 units at a price of $9 per unit. Jayco’s fixed costs are $9,000,
interest
expense is $3,000, variable costs are $6 per unit, and EBIT is $25,000.
Jayco's degree of operating leverage (DOL) and degree of financial leverage (DFL) are
closest to:
A. 1.18 DOL and 1.67 DFL.
B. 1.18 DOL and 1.14 DFL.
14.67 DOL and 1.14 DFL.
5, The cost of an intangible asset is least likely to be amortized if the asset:
{. A. has a finite life and was purchased.
‘
is an acquired patent.-
as an indefinite life.
ses its development costs while Kanye West
6. Taylor Swift Company immediately expen: \
Company capitalizes its development costs. All else equal, Kanye West Company will:
report lower total assets than Taylor Swift Company. *
«& report lower operating cash flow than Taylor Swift Company.
‘C. report lower asset turnover than Taylor Swift Company.
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compared to a firm using straight-line depreciation, will report higher:
/ Srsepreciation expense.
8. shareholder's equity.
C. net income.
8. Which of the following statements is true regarding US GAAP accounting rules:
A. The revaluation model for long-lived assets is permitted.
FB Mre cost model for long-lived assets is required. #
An impairment loss can be reversed for any type of long-lived asset at any time.
9, Permanent differences:
\ A arise when a reversal of a DTA/ DTL is expected. -
result from expenses that are not tax-deductible.
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10. A firm recently recognized a $25,000 loss on the sale of machinery used in its
manufacturing operation, The original cost of the machinery was $180,000 and the
accumulated depreciation at the date of sale was $65,000. What amount did the firm receive
from the sale?
A.$115,000.
$140,000.
$90,000.
11. Metallurgy, Inc., reported depreciation expense of $10 million fer the most recent year. If
‘end-of year gross PP&E and accumulated depreciation were $200 million and $100 million,
the estimated remaining useful life of PP&E is closest to:
10 years.
B. 15 years.
C. 20 years.
12. Which of the following statements is most a
ccurate? The difference between taxes
zo payable for the period and the tax expense recognized on the financial state
ments results
from differences:
A in management control.
B, between basic and diluted earnings. » «
between financial and tax accounting.
13, the tax base of an asset is below the asset's carrying value and a reversal is expected
in the future:
A. a deferred tax asset is created.
deferred tax liability is created.
C neither a deferred tax asset nor a deferred tax lability is created. .
Use the following data to answer Questions 14 through 17
ful life and no salvage value.
A firm acquires an asset for $120,000 with a 4-year us
7 + three years on a straight-line (SL) basis for tax
The firm will depreciate the asset over ‘ C
purposes and over four years on a SL. basis for financial reporting purposes.
The asset will generate $50,000 of cash flow for all four years.
The tax rate is 30% each year.
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‘ base
‘ f the asset at the end of year 1 is:
15. The car
A se peat Valu of the assot a the end of year 1 is
$90,000.
$60,000.
16. At the en :
Keekas, may yoor 1, the fir's balance heet will report a deferred tax:
Basset of $3,000.
liability of $3,000.
17. A firm has a deferred tax liability that results from accelerated doy
)preciation for tax
purposes. The DTL is expected to reverse in the foreseeable
becgooee. The OT. emopeciad & fable future. How should the liability
ould be treated as equity at its full value.
B. It should be treated as a liability at its full value.
C. tt should be treated as a valuation allowance.
| 48.Which one of the following statements is most accurate? An increase in the tax rate atthe
beginning of the accounting period will:
not affect the income tax expense.
Rincrease a defered tax asset.+
C. reduce a deferred tax liability.
19. fa company purchases an asset with future economic benefits that are highly uncertain,
the
company should:
‘A expense the purchase. '
B. use straightline depreciation.
‘an accelerated depreciation method. 9
Use the following data to answer Questions 20” through 23
ae mn igsues a $25 milion bond with a 6% coupon rate, 5-year maturi
payments when market interest rates are 4%,
ity, and annual interest
20. The bond can be classified as a:
LZ siscourt bond. ,
B. par bond.
C. premium bond. ~
21. Total of all cash payments to the bondhol
‘A, $6,250,000. -
X82. '362,955.4
‘C. $31,250,000.
Iders is:
22. The initial book value of the bonds Is:
1 A$26,112,955+
B,$23,661,279.
C £575,000,000."
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B, $1,260,000.
FEr$1044,618.
24. Tha book value of the bonds at th
aa book val yond at the and of the first year yall be:
J ‘8. $26,318,473,
C. $25,205,482, «
ae the following data for the next thrae questions (26, 20 and 27)
$600,000
Val Costs: $300,000
Fixed Operating Costs: $100,000
Interest Expense: $20,000
25. Using the data provided, calculate the Degree of Operating Leverage (DOL). Assume
that DOL Is calculated as the percentage change In operating Income (EBIT) for a 1%
change in sales,
A256 +
8.32
C.20.
26. Using the data provided, calculate the Degree of Financial Leverage (DFL), Assume
that DFL is calculated as the percentage chango in operating income (EBIT) for a 1%
change in sales.
A.3.45
_ 8.1.75
GZ. 1.25"
27. Using the data provided, calculate the Degree of Total Leverage (DTL), Assume that
DTL is calculated as the percentage change in operating Income (EBIT) for a 1% change in
sales.
A, 2.50
3.156
C. 1.25
28. Which could work agains shareholder's long-term interest?
A. Board members work as a consultant for the company ,
B, The CEO is also the Chaiman of the Board +
Both situations could work against shareholder's long term interest.
29, Which of the following may be considered characteristics of a good board?
X _% Board members are not allowed to meet without managers present
/ 23. The interest expanse reported by the issuar al the ant of the fat yaar vil he
B. Chairman of the board is a former CEO of the company
C. Being able to hire specialized consultants ,
30.Which is a sign of low quality earnings
aa aes is consistent with earnings increase
A. Operating cash flow increase over time
.4 Be Company gross margins are very different from other companies from the Industry *
C. Both signal low quality earnings
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