In finding FCF, EBIT subtracts Depreciation then the FCF formula adds it back in. But then when I look at Capital Expenditures, Additions to property, plant, and equipment seems to include depreciation in that calculation also. I'm confused. How can depreciation be included in 3 areas of the FCF formula?. Thank you.
1] | FCF = OCF-Capital expenditure-Change in NWC |
The FCF is, thus, only deals with actual cash flows. Depreciation | |
is a non cash expenditure, but, its tax shield is to be taken into account. | |
2] | OCF [Operating cash flow] = EBIT*(1-t)+Depreciation |
While calculating EBIT, depreciation is to be deducted, because, tax is | |
to be calculated on the income after providing for depreciation expense. | |
Once tax is calculated, then depreciation is to be added as it is a non cash | |
item. | |
Another way to arrive at OCF is to find out EBITDA [Earnings before | |
interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization]. | |
Apply tax rate on EBITDA and then substract the tax. | |
It is EBITDA*(1-t). | |
To the above figure, we have to add the tax shield on depreciation, which, | |
is Depreciation*t. | |
Now, OCF = EBITDA*(1-t)+Depreciation*t | |
3] | Capital expenditure should be the amount spent on buying fixed assets. |
If the gross fixed assets are available, the capital expenditure is | |
Ending gross fixed assets-Beginning gross fixed assets after adjusting for | |
gross value of fixed assets sold during the year. | |
If gross fixed asset values are not available, the capitlal expenditure has | |
to be calculated from the net fixed assets, which is after depreciation | |
written off during the year. Hence, adjustment is required for depreciation | |
expense for the year. Hence, capital expenditure = | |
Ending net fixed assets-Beginning net fixed assets, after adding back | |
depreciation provided during the year. | |
Please note that EBIT*(-t) is adjusted for depreciation to give effect to | |
the tax shield on depreciation. | |
Hence, depreciation is first subtracted from revenues to get EBIT. After | |
calculating tax on EBIT, depreciation has to be added back as it is not a | |
cash expenditure, and we require only cash flows. | |
Lastly to get net capital expenditure, depreciation is to be added to | |
beginning NFA to eliminate the effect of non cash depreciation. |
In finding FCF, EBIT subtracts Depreciation then the FCF formula adds it back in. But then...
Income
Statement
Sales $191,140
Costs Except Depreciation (99,590)
EBITDA $91,550
Depreciation (6,010)
EBIT $85,540
Interest Expense (net) (570)
Pretax Income $84,970
Income Tax (29,740)
Net Income $55,230
Balance Sheet
Assets
Cash and Equivalents $15,070
Accounts Receivable 2,040
Inventories 4,070
Total Current Assets $21,180
Property, Plant and Equipment 9,980
Total Assets $31,160
Liabilities and Equity
Accounts Payable $1,510
Debt 3,940
Total Liabilities $5,450
Stockholders' Equity 25,710
Total Liabilities and Equity $31,160
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