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SHOW FORMULA & CALCULATIONS PLEASE! Analyzing the Use of Debt Cricket Corporation’s financial statements for 2017...

SHOW FORMULA & CALCULATIONS PLEASE!

Analyzing the Use of Debt

Cricket Corporation’s financial statements for 2017 showed the following:

Statement of Earnings

Revenues

$300,000

Expenses

(198,000)

Interest expense

(2,000)

Pretax earnings

100,000

Income tax (30%)

(30,000)

Net earnings

$  70,000

Statement of Financial Position

Assets

$300,000

Liabilities (average interest rate, 10%)   

20,000

Share capital

200,000

Retained earnings

80,000

$300,000

Notice that the company had a debt of only $20,000 compared with share capital of $200,000. A consultant recommended the following: debt, $100,000 (at 10 percent) instead of $20,000, and share capital of $120,000 (12,000 shares) instead of $200,000 (20,000 shares). That is, the company should finance the business with more debt and less owner contribution.

Required (round to the nearest percent):

  1. You have been asked to develop a comparison between (a) the actual results and (b) the results based on the consultant’s recommendation. To do this, you decided to develop the following schedule:

    Item

    Actual Results
    for 2017

    Results with an $80,000
    Increase in Debt and an
    $80,000 Decrease in Equity

    1. Total debt

    1. Total assets

    1. Total shareholders’ equity

    1. Interest expense

    1. Net earnings

    1. Return on total assets

    1. Earnings available to shareholders:

    (1) Amount

    (2) Per share

    (3) Return on shareholders’ equity

  2. Based on the completed schedule in (1), provide a comparative analysis and interpretation of the actual results and the consultant’s recommendation.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution: Comparative Analysis
Particulars Actual Result for 2017 Results with an $80,000 increase in debt and an $ 80,000 decrease in equity
Total Debt (1)                                              20,000                                                                       1,00,000
Total Assets (2)                                          3,00,000                                                                       3,00,000
Total Shareholders' equity 3= (2-1)                                          2,80,000                                                                       2,00,000
Interest Expenses (W.No.: 1 and 2)                                                2,000                                                                           10,000
Net Earnings (W.No.: 1)                                              70,000                                                                           64,400
Return on Total Assets 23.33% 21.47%
Earnings available to sharesholders:
1. Amount                                              70,000                                                                           64,400
2. Per Share                                                  3.50                                                                               5.37
3. Return on Shareholders Equity 25.00% 32.20%
Consultant's Recommendation
As per above compartive analysis Return on Shareholders' Equity is more in proposed debt and capital figures then actual result for 2017. Hence we can conclude that, we can go with his/her recommendation.
Note: Formulas
Total Debt Total debt means liabilities.
Total Assets Total debt means sum of assets in the Statement of Financial Position.
Total Shareholders' equity Total shareholders'r equity the difference between total assets and total liabilities.
Interest Expenses Liabilities*Average Rate of Interest
Net Earnings 1. Pretax Earnings= Total Income- Total Expenes
2. Net Earnings= Pretax Earnings- Income Tax
Return on Total Assets Net Earnings/Total Assets*100
Earnings available to sharesholders:
1. Amount Net Earnings-Dividend (If any)
2. Per Share Total Amount available to Shareholders/Total No. of Shares
3. Return on Shareholders Equity Net Earnings/Total Shareholders' Equity*100
W.No.: 1 Statement of Earnings Actual ($) Proposed ($)
Revenues               3,00,000           3,00,000
Expenses             -1,98,000         -1,98,000
Interest Expenses (W.No.: 2)                   -2,000             -10,000
Pretax Earnings               1,00,000              92,000
Income Tax (30%)                 -30,000             -27,600
Net Earnings                   70,000              64,400
W.N.: 2 Propose Debt               1,00,000
Interest Expenses on Proposed Debt (10%)                   10,000

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