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Bernoulli Glass Company provides the following information at the end of its current year: Sales revenue...

Bernoulli Glass Company provides the following information at the end of its current year:

Sales revenue earned during the year

120,000

Cash remaining at end of year

13,200

Salaries owed to employees at end of year

2,000

Accounts receivable from customers

7,700

Loan borrowed from bank that is due in two years

8,800

Cost of equipment purchased in prior years, expected to last four more years

14,000

Salary earned by employees during the year

6,400

Cost of inventory sold during the year

8,500

Inventory purchases that are still unpaid and owed to suppliers at end of year

3,900

Dividends declared and paid during the year

14,900

Capital contributions received from shareholders during prior years

44,000

Capital contributions received from shareholders during the current year

1,000

Cost of delivery van purchased at end of year; expected to last six years

26,200

Cost of research expenditures sustained during the year

17,900

Retained earnings at end of year

?

Cost of rent used up during the year

25,000

Income taxes paid during the year attributable to income earned during the year

15,600

Cost of inventory still on hand at end of year

32,400

Retained earnings at beginning of year

2,100

Required:

  • Using this information, prepare (1) a classified income statement and (2) a classified balance sheet, for Bernoulli Glass Company.
  • After preparing these reports, calculate Bernoulli Glass Company’s (3) debt-equity ratio and (4) gross profit margin.

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SOLUTION;

1. Income statement of Bernoulli Glass Company for the year ending

Sales Revenue 120000

( - ) Cos Of Good Sold 7500

Gross Profit 112500

( - ) Operating expenses

salary paid to employees 6400

cost of delivery van   26200

cost of research expenditure 17900

cost of rent 25000

Income from operation 37000

( - ) other expenses

dividend paid 14900

Income before income tax 22100

( - ) Income Tax 15600

Net Income 6500

2. Balancesheet of Bernoulli Glass Company for the year ended

Liabilities and Equity Amount Amount Assets Amount Amount

Current liabilities Current Assets

Accounts Payable 3900 Cash 14200

Wages outstanding 2000 Inventory 32400

Total curent liabilities 5900 Accounts Receivable 7700

Long term debt Total current assets 54300

Bank loan 8800 Fixed Assets

Long term liablities 8800 Equipement 14000

Total current liabilities and long

term liablities 14700 Total Fixed Assets 14000

Shareholders Equity Total Assets 68300

Capital contribution prior year 44000

Capital contribution this year 1000

Retained Earnings   

begining year 2100

this year 6500

Total shareholders equity 53600

Total liabiities and Shareholders

Equity 68300

Total 68300 68300

3. Debt to equity Ratio is=

toatl current and long term debt/ total equity

14700/53600 = .27 =27%

4. Gross profit margin

gross profit/ total revenue

112500/120000 = .93 = 93%


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