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    MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMETerm-End Examination

    June,2OO8

    MS-4 : AGGOUNTINGND FINANGE ORMANAGERSTime : 3 hours

    Noe' ::';': "i;:';:: "Jl,'il,i,;,"I",,',l,!J'Jlc Yl. (a) What do you understand by the concept of

    conservatism? Why is it also calledthe concept ofpruden e ? Why is it not appliedas strongly oday asit usedto be in the Past?

    (b) What is a BalanceSheet ? How does a FundsFlowStatementdiffer from a BalanceSheet ? Enumeratethe items which are usually shown in a BalanceSheetand a FundsFlow Statement'

    2. (a) Why does depreciationneed to be providedon fixed

    :ilr,:.,T:Jl" areheusuar ethodsf providins

    Maximum Marks: 100(Weishtage70%)

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    3.

    (b) Discusshe role of the Boardof Directors n dividenddecision.

    What do you understand by Discounted Cash FlowTechniquesof Capital Budgeting? Briefly explain the NetPresentValueMethodand InternalRateof ReturnMethod.which of the two would you rank better and why ?Distinguishbetween(a) FinancialLeverageand operating Leverage(b) CashBudgetand CashFlow Statement

    'Last in, First out' systems ofc) 'First iD, First out' andInventory Valuation.

    (d) Preference shares and Rightsshares

    4.

    5 . A company manufactures singleutilising 600/oof its capacity.Thedetailsaregivenbelow :

    Sales 6,000 units)Direct materialsDirect labourDirect expensesFixed overheads

    FactoryAdministrationSellingand Distribution

    product in its factoryselling price and cost

    Rs.5,40,00096,000r,20,000

    19,000

    2,00,0002r,00025,000

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    L2.5o/o of factory overheads and 20e/o of selling anddistribution overheads are variable with production andsales. Administrative overheads are wholly fixed.Since the existing product could not achieve budgeted levelfor two consecutive years, the Company decides tointroduce a new product with marginal investment butlargely using the existing plant and machinery.The cost estimatesof the

    Cosf elemenfsnew product are as follows :

    Rs.per unit16.0015.00

    1 .502.00

    Direct materialsDirect labourDirectexpensesVariablefactoryoverheadsVariablesellingand distribution 1'50' overheads

    It is expected hat 2,000 unitsof the new productcan besold at a price of Rs. 60 per unit. The fixed factoryoverheadsare expected o increaseby t}o/o, while fixedsellingand distribution xpenseswill go up by Rs. 12,500annually. Administrative overheads remain unchanged.However, there will be an increaseof working capital tothe extent of Rs. 75,000, which would take the total costof the projectto Rs. 8'75 lakh.

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    The company considers hat 20o/opre-tax and interestreturn on investment s the minimum acceptableo justifyany new investment.You are required o(a) Decidewhether he new productbe introduced.(b) Make any further observationsrecommendations

    about oroftaubility f the company on the basisofthe above data af,termaking assumptionthat thepresent nvestments Rs. 8 lakh.

    6- Explainfully the followingstatements(a) "Lower the Break-even oint, better t is.,,(b) "Greater the variabilityof cash flows, higher shouldbe the minimumcashbalanc.,,(c) "Weighted averagecost of capital would alwaysbehigher, f the marketvalueweightsare used.(d) "Capitalisationof reserves s different from capitalresgrves.

    7 Why do you understand y the term 'pay-outratio' ? Whatfactors are taken into considerationwhile determiningpay-out ratio ? should a company follow a fixed pay-outratio policy ? Discussully.

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    8. From the ratios and other data given below for BharatAuto AccessoriesLtd. indicate your interpretation of thecompany's financial position, operating efficiency andprofitability.

    Year 1 Year 2 Year 32650/o 278o/o 302o/oILSo/o 11006 99o/o2.75 3.00 3'259.83 8.41 7'2037 43 50

    95o/o 100% LLOo/o6 .11 6.01 5 '4L5.10 4.05 2'50

    11 O7o/o.''5o/o 7 0o/o22o/o 23o/o 25o/oL}o/o 160/o 23o/o

    70o/o 7 Lo/o 73o/oRs. 3 Rs. 3 Rs. 3L6'4o/o L8o/o 22'7o/o7'A3o/o 5'O9o/o 2'0o/o

    Current RatioAcid Test RatioWorking Capital Turnover(times)ReceivablesTurnoverAverage Collection Period(Days)Inventory to WorkingCapitalInventory Turnover (times)Income per Equity ShareNet Income to Net WorthOperating Expenses o NetSalesSales ncreaseduring theyearCost of goods sold to NetSalesDividend per shareFixed Assets to Net WorthNet Profit on Net Sales

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