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©THESTAR 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:04PM. 1 Financial Modeling, M&A Exam Questions And Answers 2025 Update. Net Present Value (NPV) - AnswerAccept the project if NPV 0. This means the project creates value Straight-Line Depreciation - AnswerDepreciation is not a cash flow but reduces taxable income, resulting in a tax shield After-Tax Cash Flow - AnswerAfter-tax cash flow = Revenue − Expenses − Taxes Taxes are calculated as: Taxable Income = Revenue − COGS − Depreciation Taxes = Taxable income × Tax rate Terminal Value (Salvage Value) - AnswerThe value of the project or asset at the end of its life, often including the proceeds from the sale of the asset. Key Point: Include tax on any gain/loss at the end of the life when calculating salvage value. Three different phases of project - AnswerInitial investment phase Operating phase Terminal phase Initial Investment - A

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Financial Modeling, M&A Exam Questions
And Answers 2025 Update.


Net Present Value (NPV) - Answer✔Accept the project if NPV > 0. This means the project
creates value

Straight-Line Depreciation - Answer✔Depreciation is not a cash flow but reduces taxable
income, resulting in a tax shield

After-Tax Cash Flow - Answer✔After-tax cash flow = Revenue − Expenses − Taxes




Taxes are calculated as:
Taxable Income = Revenue − COGS − Depreciation


Taxes = Taxable income × Tax rate

Terminal Value (Salvage Value) - Answer✔The value of the project or asset at the end of its life,
often including the proceeds from the sale of the asset.


Key Point: Include tax on any gain/loss at the end of the life when calculating salvage value.

Three different phases of project - Answer✔Initial investment phase
Operating phase
Terminal phase

Initial Investment - Answer✔Capitalized costs (treated as an asset)


Non-capitalized costs (expensed items)



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