Modelling company tax: Introduction
Every reader of this book will face different tax problems, in different tax jurisdictions, with different tax rules.
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Dealing with our first period cash shortfall
Uncovering problems like this are why we build models.
Debt modelling 6: Debt sizing & debt sculpting
Using debt service coverage ratio to determine debt capacity.
Debt modelling 5: Debt service coverage ratio
All lenders seek to understand and quantify the ability of the borrower to repay their debt.
Debt modelling 4: Modelling amortising principal repayment using the sum of discount factors method.
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How debt repayment profiles affect IRR
We have now seen that both the amount of debt and the cost of debt will impact the equity IRR. The repayment profile of the debt will also have an impact.
Debt modelling 3: Modelling interest
All debt interest is calculated as a rate multiplied by a balance. Always. The complexity is "what is the correct rate" and "what is the correct balance".
How has leverage changed IRR?
Corporate finance 101.
Debt modelling 2: Straight-line principal repayment
Modelling the straight-line principal repayment of debt is like modelling straight-line depreciation.
Debt modelling 1: Balance and initial drawdown
By breaking down the debt modelling process into small steps I’m hoping to show that it’s more straightforward than you might expect.