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Question by  rajneesh (18)

What is an "adjusted present value"?

What do you do with it?

 
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Answer by  hems (160)

Adjusted present value which was called as APV is one of the methods of business valuation.It can be calculated by using the formula APV= Base-case NPV + PV of financing effect. It is the net present value of a project if it is financed by single enquity.The main benefit of this is to provide a tax-shield.

 
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Answer by  winnieslo (132)

Usually abbreviated APV, it is business valuation method. This method encompasses the base value of financing a venture solely through ownership equity plus the present value of financing. The formula for calculating is presents as APV=Base-case NPV+PV of financing effect. The primary benefit is to provide a tax shield, but can also allow a business to borrow at sub-market rates.

 
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