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Assignment For Monday, February 26, 2001: Corporate Finance 15.434

This document provides the assignment for Corporate Finance 15.434 due on February 26th, 2001. The case study is on SureCut Shears, Inc. and students are asked to forecast the company's cash requirements for the rest of 1996 by projecting sales at 85% of previous monthly projections and carefully projecting accrued taxes, only making tax payments if the liability exceeds taxes paid.

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Assignment For Monday, February 26, 2001: Corporate Finance 15.434

This document provides the assignment for Corporate Finance 15.434 due on February 26th, 2001. The case study is on SureCut Shears, Inc. and students are asked to forecast the company's cash requirements for the rest of 1996 by projecting sales at 85% of previous monthly projections and carefully projecting accrued taxes, only making tax payments if the liability exceeds taxes paid.

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Corporate Finance 15.

434

Assignment for Monday, February 26th, 2001 Case: SureCut Shears, Inc. Questions: Forecast SureCuts expected cash requirements for the remainder of calendar 1996. Assume that the recession continues and project sales at 85% of previous monthly projections; i.e., use 85% of sales forecast for July 1995 as a forecast for July 1996. Also project accrued taxes carefully; if taxes paid exceed the tax liability, do not make a payment.

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