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Value added taxA tax that is levied only on the value added of a firm. A VAT is usually subject to border tax adjustment.Value added taxAn indirect tax levied on goods and services in the UK. A company or trader registered for VAT pays suppliers VAT additionally to the cost of goods or services purchased which is known as input tax. Also VAT is added to the sales cost of their product when invoicing customers which is known as output tax. The difference between output tax and input tax is payable to the government department, Her Majesty's Customs and Excise.Value added taxMethod of indirect taxation that levies a tax is at each stage of production on the value added at that specific stage.Value added tax Similar MatchesBreak up valueBreak up valueThe total value of all a company's separate operations if sold separately.The terms is used most often when contrasted with the market capitalisation of the company as a whole, and the implication is that if the sum of the parts is greater than the whole, the company should be split up to release the extra value to shareholders. Net present value ruleNet present value ruleAn investment is worth making if it has a positive NPV Projects with negative NPVs should be rejected. Imputed valueImputed valueRefers to the value of an asset, service, or company that is not physically recorded in any accounts but is implicit in the product, e.g., the opportunity cost of cash remaining in a savings account and not invested. Ex ante valueEx ante valueThe forecasted rate of return. Slicing up the value chainSlicing up the value chainTerm for fragmentation used by Krugman (1996). Further SuggestionsFirms net value of debtCash surrender value Normal value Private market value (PMV) Present value value Time value market value Value date Net present value of growth opportunities Liquidation value face amount (face value) Net book value Value investing Stated value Appraised value Net present value Value stocks Par value enterprise value Labor theory of value Breakup value beta value Intrinsic value Intrinsic value of an option |
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