The following information relates to Company SLP's 20x6 financial statements: Revenue R600 000; Operating profit R200 000; Depreciation R 10 000; Amortisation R15 000; Employee salaries R25 000; Tax R120 000; The company has an outstanding debt of R100 000 on which interest @ 5% p.a. is payable on average. Based on this information, calculate the EBITDA for SLP. Select one: a. 210 000 b. 225 000 c. 275 000 d. R250 000

The following information relates to Company SLP's 20x6 financial statements: Revenue R600 000; Operating profit R200 000; Depreciation R 10 000; Amortisation R15 000; Employee salaries R25 000; Tax R120 000; The company has an outstanding debt of R100 000 on which interest @ 5% p.a. is payable on average. Based on this information, calculate the EBITDA for SLP. Select one: a. 210 000 b. 225 000 c. 275 000 d. R250 000

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Chapter12: Corporations: Organization, Capital Structure, And Operating Rules

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