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S Company reported the following account balances on its After Closing Trial Balance                              

S Company reported the following account balances on its After Closing Trial Balance     

                                        (DR = Debit/CR = Credit)

Bonds Payable                     $7,000  CR                  

Supplies                                 $7,000 DR

Accounts Receivable           $1,000   DR               

Accounts Payables              $5,000   CR

Building & Land                 $13,000   DR             

Retained Earnings              $4,000   DR

Cash                                     $5,000   DR                 

Discount-Bonds Payable    $2,000 DR

If $4,000 of the Accounts Payable were paid using cash, what would be the debt ratio taking into account the payment of the Accounts Payable?

(Round to the nearest 3rd decimal place in your answer format)

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AS FOR GIVEN DATA...

  • All works forms part of the answer
  • Debt – Equity Ratio = Total Liabilities / Total Equity
  • Workings

Step 1: Calculate the amount of Total Equity

Assets

Cash

$                    5,000.00

Accounts receivables

$                    1,000.00

Supplies

$                    7,000.00

Building & Land

$                  13,000.00

A

Total Assets

$                  26,000.00

Liabilities

Accounts Payable

$                    5,000.00

Bonds Payable, net of discount

$                    5,000.00

B

Total Liabilities

$                  10,000.00

C = A - B

Total Equity (including Retained Earnings)

$                  16,000.00

Step 2: Calculate updated balance after payment of $ 4000 accounts payables

Accounts Payable

$                    1,000.00

Bonds Payable, net of discount

$                    5,000.00

A

Total Liabilities

$                    6,000.00

B [already calculated in Step 1]

Total Equity

$                  16,000.00

  • Answer

A

Total Debts = Total Liabilities

$             6,000.00

B

Total Equity

$          16,000.00

C = A/B

Debt to Equity ratio

                      0.375 times = ANSWER

Answer = 0.375 times = Debt to Equity Ratio

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