You have been asked to value Ausbiz, a private company, using an excess earnings method, given the following information: Working capital balance = $365,000 Fair value of fixed assets = $725,000 Book value of fixed assets = $500,000 Normalized earnings of firm = $105,000 Required return on working capital = 7.0 percent Required return on fixed assets = 8.0 percent Required return on intangible assets = 12.0 percent Weighted average cost of capital = 10.0 percent Long-term growth rate of residual income = 6.0 percent

What is Ausbiz's return on fixed assets?

$52,500

$55,000

$57,500

$58,000

You have been asked to value Ausbiz, a private company, using an excess earnings method, given the following information: Working capital balance = $365,000 Fair value of fixed assets = $725,000 Book value of fixed assets = $500,000 Normalized earnings of firm = $105,000 Required return on working capital = 7.0 percent Required return on fixed assets = 8.0 percent Required return on intangible assets = 12.0 percent Weighted average cost of capital = 10.0 percent Long-term growth rate of residual income = 6.0 percent

What is Ausbiz's value of intangible assets?

$378,950

$399,400

$410,630

$415,460

You have been asked to value Ausbiz, a private company, using an excess earnings method, given the following information: Working capital balance = $365,000 Fair value of fixed assets = $725,000 Book value of fixed assets = $500,000 Normalized earnings of firm = $105,000 Required return on working capital = 7.0 percent Required return on fixed assets = 8.0 percent Required return on intangible assets = 12.0 percent Weighted average cost of capital = 10.0 percent Long-term growth rate of residual income = 6.0 percent

What is Ausbiz's market value of invested capital (in millions)?

$1.0

$1.3

$1.5

$1.7