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How can you check if your terminal assumptions are reasonable? (other than as a percentage of total value)

There is no right answer. How do you check if you are on the right track? Why is this important? The terminal value as a percentage of firm value could be anywhere from 50-80% usually. The terminal value as a percentage of firm value could be lower or higher under specific conditions too. Look at the terminal value as a percentage of firm value to make sure your DCF is not too dependent on future projections of terminal cash flow.

How else can you check if your terminal assumptions are reasonable?

How does the reinvestment rate impact the value of a business in DCF valuation when the business is NOT profitable?

The reinvestment rate measures how much a firm is plowing back to generate future growth. So clearly the reinvestment rate matters for growth. How does the reinvestment rate correlate with growth and therefore with the value of a business? We explore how the reinvestment rate impacts the value of a business in DCF valuation in this article in the specific condition that the business is NOT profitable.

How does the reinvestment rate impact the value of a business in DCF valuation when the business is NOT profitable?

What type of current assets are considered as part of current assets when computing working capital?

You are estimating working capital to arrive at the free cash flows of the business. What type of current assets are considered as part of current assets when computing working capital?

What tax rates apply to a company you are considering valuing?

Multiple tax rates apply to a company. Federal /state statutory tax rates, Effective tax rates, marginal tax rates, etc. What tax rates apply to a company you are considering valuing depends on the specifics. Here are some you must definitely consider.

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