3. Via Corp is to be liquidated. All creditors, both secured and unsecured, are owed P1,500,000. Administrativecosts of liquidation and wages payments are expected to be P500,000. A sale of assets is expected to bringP5,000,000 subsequent to payment of all costs and taxes. What is the liquidation value of Via Corp?a.) P500,000b.) P1,500,000c.) P2,500,000d.) P3,000,000e.) P5,000,0004. PCC Inc has a debt-to-equity ratio or 3:1. After tax cost of debt is 5% while cost of equity is 10%. The board ofdirectors of the company deccided to sell 100% of the company for P1,000,000,000. Compute the projectedmonthly average earnings assuming an EVA of P57,500,000.a) P37,500,000b) P10,000,000c) P100,000,000d) P120,000,000e) P130,000,000QC Corp. declared its dividend consistent with its dividend yield of 0.10. This year, QC Corp's stockholderreceived P0.75 for every share they have in the company. The company's market value per share when thedividend was declared should be?5.a.) P7.50b.) P5.70с.) РО.13d.) PO.75e.) P7.60

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3. Via Corp is to be liquidated. All creditors, both secured and unsecured, are owed P1,500,000. Administrative costs of liquidation and wages payments are expected to be P500,000. A sale of assets is expected to bring P5,000,000 subsequent to payment of all costs and taxes. What is the liquidation value of Via Corp? a.) P500,000 b.) P1,500,000 c.) P2,500,000 d.) P3,000,000 c.) P5,000,000

3. Via Corp is to be liquidated. All creditors, both secured and unsecured, are owed P1,500,000. Administrative costs of liquidation and wages payments are expected to be P500,000. A sale of assets is expected to bring P5,000,000 subsequent to payment of all costs and taxes. What is the liquidation value of Via Corp? a.) P500,000 b.) P1,500,000 c.) P2,500,000 d.) P3,000,000 c.) P5,000,000

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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