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Model Corp.'s most recent balance sheet and income statement are given below (all numbers in $ million):
Assets | Liabilities and Equity | |||
Cash | 41 | Accounts payable | 123 | |
Accounts receivable | 82 | Current liabilities | 123 | |
Inventory | 123 | Long-term debt | 164 | |
Current assets | 246 | Total liabilities | 287 | |
Machinary | 164 | Equity | 123 | |
Total assets | 410 | Total liab. & equity | 410 |
Income statement | |
Sales | 90 |
Costs | 54 |
Depreciation | 18 |
EBIT | 18 |
Interest | 4.92 |
Taxable income | 13.08 |
Taxes | 4.447 |
Net income | 8.63 |
Sales, assets and costs (including depreciation) are expected to grow by 37% next year, while the tax rate and long-term debt will stay constant. The company will pay out 50% of net income as dividends next year.
Attempt 1/10 for 10 pts.
Part 1
Using the percentage of sales method, what will be the net income next year (in $ million)?
Preparing the Income Statement for next year Using the percentage of sales method:-
Particular | Projected ($ in millions) | |
Sales | 90*(1+37%) | 123.300 |
COGS | 54*(1+37%) | (73.980) |
Gross Profit | 49.320 | |
Depreciation | 18*(1+37%) | (24.660) |
EBIT | 24.660 | |
interest | Remains same | (4.920) |
Taxable Income | 19.740 | |
Taxation (34%) | Remains same | (6.712) |
Net income | 13.028 |
Note- 1. Sales, assets and costs (including depreciation) are expected to grow by 37% next year
2. Interest expense will remain same as Long term debt is constant. So, Interest on same Long-term debt will be same as last year.
3. Tax rate will remain same. Tax rate = Taxes/Taxable income
Tax rate = $4.447/$13.08 = 34%
So, net Income for next year is $13.028 millions