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Wall Street Prep Premium
|COMPREHENSIVE MOST TESTED
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS|GET IT 100% ACCURATE!!
What is generally not considered to be a pre-tax non-recurring (unusual or
infrequent) item? - (ANSWER)Extraordinary gains/losses



what is false about depreciation and amortization - (ANSWER)D&A may be
classified within interest expense



Company X's current assets increased by $40 million from 2007-2008 while the
companies current liabilities increased by $25 million over the same period. the
cash impact of the change in working capital was - (ANSWER)a decrease of 15
million



the final component of an earnings projection model is calculating interest
expense. the calculation may create a circular reference because -
(ANSWER)interest expense affects net income, which affects FCF, which affects
the amount of debt a company pays down, which, in turn affects the interest
expense, hence the circular reference



a 10-q financial filing has all of the following characteristics except -
(ANSWER)issued four times a year.

, 2


Depreciation Expense found in the SG&A line of the income statement for a
manufacturing firm would most likely be attributable to which of the following -
(ANSWER)computers used by the accounting department



If a company has projected revenues of $10 billion, a gross profit margin of 65%,
and projected SG&A expenses of $2billion, what is the company's operating (EBIT)
margin? - (ANSWER)45%



A company has the following information, 1. 2014 revenues of $5 billion,2013
Accounts receivable of $400 million, 2014 accounts receivable of $600 million,
what are the days sales outstanding - (ANSWER)36.5



A company has the following information:

• 2014 Revenues of $8 billion

• 2014 COGS of $5 billion

• 2013 Accounts receivable of $400 million

• 2014 Accounts receivable of $600 million

• 2013 Inventories of $1 billion

• 2014 Inventories of $800 million

• 2013 Accounts payable of $250 million

• 2014 Accounts payable of $300 million

What are the inventory days for the company? - (ANSWER)65.7 days

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