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Royal Corp’s financial information (in millions, except for Dividends) for Problems 2 and 3:                           &nbsp

Royal Corp’s financial information (in millions, except for Dividends) for Problems 2 and 3:

                                                         2019                2018
Accounts Payable                                            $ 7,000           $ 6,780

Accounts Receivable                                           5,000               4,685

Additional Paid-in Capital                                  4,000               4,000

Cash                                                                    8,577               5,654

Common Stock                                                   3,107               3,107          

Cost of Goods Sold                                        48,464           47,594

Depreciation                                                        1,315               1,244          

Dividends per share                                              1.53                 1.28

Goodwill                                                         18,051           19,121

Interest Expense                                                  1,200               1,100

Inventory                                                            8,871               8,101

Long-Term Debt                                                   ?                      ?

Net Property, Plant & Equipment                   26,500           25,311

Notes Payable                                                     4,200               3,770

Research & Development Expense                    1,847               1,747

Retained Earnings                                                   ?             23,045          

Revenue                                                          61,200           59,000

Selling General & Admin Expense                    3,200               3,024

Shares Outstanding                                            1,170              1,280

Treasury Stock                                                   (6,500)          (4,200)

   

Tax Rate = 30%

Note that a reduction in Goodwill would be similar to Depreciation Expense in a firm’s Operating Cash Flow.

A. Construct Income Statements for 2018 and 2019
B. Construct Balance Sheets for 2018 and 2019

C. Construct a 2019 Statement of Cash Flows (Goodwill reduction is a noncash expense)

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Income Statement
For the period 2019 and 2018
2019 ($) 2018 ($)
revenue 61200 59000
cost of goods sold 48464 47594
gross profit 12736 11406
expenses
Selling General & Admin Expense 3200 3024
Research & Development Expense 1847 1747
Depreciation 1315 1244
operating income 6374 5391
interest expense 1200 1100
earnings before tax 5174 4291
tax 1552 1287
net income 3622 3004
Balance Sheet
As of Dec.31, 2019 and 2018
assets 2019 ($) 2018 ($)
Cash 8577 5654
Accounts Receivable 5000 4685
Inventory 8871 8101
Net Property, Plant & Equipment 26500 25311
Goodwill 18051 19121
total assets 66999 62872
liabilities and stockholders equity
Notes Payable 4200 3770
Accounts Payable 7000 6780
total current liabilities 11200 10550
non-current liabilities
long-term debt 28950 25004
total liabilities 40150 35554
stockholders equity
Common Stock 3107 3107
Additional Paid-in Capital 4000 4000
retained earnings 24410 23045
net income 3622 3004
dividends -1790 -1638
treasury stock -6500 -4200
total stockholders equity 26849 27318
total liabilities and stockholders equity 66999 62872

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