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Question1: The following are account balances of Gadgets Com Pty, Ltd., a company selling gadgets, at...

Question1:

The following are account balances of Gadgets Com Pty, Ltd., a company selling gadgets, at the end of financial year 2020

Accounts

2020 ($000)

Cash at bank

168

Inventory

600

Accounts receivable

450

Land

1,516

Buildings &Equipment

2,169

Accumulated depreciation

350

Accounts payable

900

Notes payable (due in 12 months)

250

Bank loan

2,000

Share capital

866

Retained earnings (Ending Balance)

537

Sales

5,500

Cost of goods sold

2,100

Finance costs

250

Sales salaries expense

425

Sales utilities expenses

35

Office salaries expense

825

Office utilities expenses

125

Depreciation expense

100

Income Tax

492

           

Required:

  1. Prepare a classified Income Statement
  2. Prepare a classified Balance Sheet
  3. Incorporating the additional information below, calculate the Gross Profit Margin (GPM) and the Profit Margin (PM) ratios for GadgetsCom and provide your comment on the company’s profitability and efficiency.

Additional Information

The manager was pleased with the increased sales revenue in the current year. Last year’s ratios are GPM 55% and PM 23%. The following are ratio formula used by the company:

Ratio

Method of calculation

Gross Profit Margin

Gross Profit     x 100    =   x%

                                     Sales revenue

Profit Margin

Profit After Tax     x 100    =   x%

                                   Sales revenue

Solutions

Expert Solution

Classified Income statement

For the year ended 31st December 2020

$(000) $(000)
Sales 5,500
Less: Cost of goods sold 2,100
Gross profit margin 3,400
Less: Operating expenses
Sales salaries expense 425
Sales utilities expenses 35
Office salaries expense 825
Office utilities expenses 125
Depreciation expense 100
Total operating expenses 1,510
Operating profit margin 1,890
Less: Non operating expenses
Finance costs 250
Net profit before tax 1,640
Less: Income tax 492
Net profit margin after tax 1,148

Statement of retained earnings

For the year ended 31st December 2020

$(000)
Opening balance of retained earnings [537 - 1,148] (611)
Add: Net profit margin 1,148
Ending balance of retained earnings 537

Balance sheet

As on 31st December 2020

Assets $(000) $(000) Liabilities and stockholders equity $(000) $(000)
Current assets Current liabilities
Cash at bank 168 Accounts payable 900
Inventory 600 Note payable (due in 12 months ) 250
Accounts receivable 450 Total current liabilities 1,150
Total current assets 1,218 Non current liabilities
Non current assets Bank loan 2,000
Land 1,516 Shareholder's equity
Building & Equipment 2,169 Share capital 866
Accumulated depreciation (350) Retained earnings 537
Total non current assets 3,335 Total shareholder's equity 1,403
Total 4,553 Total 4,553

Gross profit margin ratio = [ Gross profit margin / net sales ] X 100 % = [ $ 3,400,000 / $ 5,500,000] X 100 % = 61.82%

Profit margin ratio = [ Net profit margin after tax / net sales ] X 100 %

Profit margin ratio = [ $ 1,148,000 / $ 5,500,000] X 100 % = 20.87%

Comment : May be managers are really pleased with increment in sales revenue , but profit margin ratio decreased by ( 23.00 - 20.87) = 02.13%.

Gross profit margin ratio increased by ( 61.82 - 55) = 6.82% along with increase in sales revenue. But due to excessive operating expenses , net profit margin falls. So, operating efficiency is not up-to the mark in comparison to the previous year.


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