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Complete the projected Balance Sheet and Income Statement for Metza Metza, Inc. at December 31, 2020,...

Complete the projected Balance Sheet and Income Statement for Metza Metza, Inc. at December 31, 2020, given the following information: (you must show step by step calculations ). Also prepare a Common-size analysis of the Balance Sheet and Income Statement. What was their beginning Retained Earnings (actual) account balance at January 1, 2020 given a planned 40% Dividend Payout on December 31, 2020?

Equity Multiplier                                             2.0x

                                    Current Ratio                                                                                          2.5:1

                                    Cash                                                                                                        5.0% of Sales

                                    Quick Asset Ratio                                                                                  1.3:1

                                    Times Interest Earned                                                                           4.0x

                                    Gross Profit Rate                                                                                  40.0% of Sales

                                    Marginal Tax Rate                                                                              50.0%

                                    Operating Expenses                                                                $140,000 + 10.0% of Sales

                                    Accounts Receivable Turnover                                                            6.0x

                                    Accounts Payable                                                                      $60,000.00

                                    Return on Assets                                                                                    3.75%

                                    Common Stock                                                                       $100,000.00

                                    Days Accounts Payable Outstanding                                                 60 days

Note: Operating expenses is comprised of both a fixed expense and a variable expense (referred to as a semi-variable expense)

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Price of goods sell = Accounts payment x 365/Days accounts payment outstanding = 60000x360/60 = $     3,60,000
Sales = COGS/(1-GP rate) = 360000/(1-40%) = $     6,00,000
Operating PAYOUTS = 140000+600000X10% = $     2,00,000
EBIT = Gp -Operating payouts = 600000x40%-200000 = $         40,000
Interest payout = EBIT/TIE = 40000/4 = $         10,000
INCOME STATEMENT normal Size Statement
Sales $     6,00,000 100.00%
COGS $     3,60,000 60.00%
Gross profit (Gp) $     2,40,000 40.00%
Operating expenses (op ) $     2,00,000 33.33%
EBIT $         40,000 6.67%
Interest $         10,000 1.67%
EBT $         30,000 5.00%
Tax at 30% $           9,000 1.50%
NI $         21,000 3.50%
Dividend at 40% $           8,400
extrato retained earnings $         12,600
explanation:
whole assets = NI/Return on total assets = 21000/3.75% = $     5,60,000
Receivables = Sales/Accounts receivable turnover = 600000/6 = $     1,00,000
Cash = 600000*5% = $         30,000
Equity = Total assets/Equity multiplier = 560000/2 = $     2,80,000
Current assets (ca) =(ap) Accounts payable*Current ratio = 60000x2.5 = $     1,50,000
Quick assets (qa)= Ap xQuick assets ratio = 60000x1.3 = $         78,000
Inventory = Ca -Qa = 150000-78000 = $         72,000
Total current assets = 30000+100000+72000 = $     2,02,000
Net fixed assets = Total assets-Ca = 560000-202000 = $     3,58,000
Retained payment= Equity-Common stock = 280000-100000 = $     1,80,000
Long term debt = ta -Equity-Current liabilities = 560000-280000-60000 = $     2,20,000
BALANCE SHEET normal Size Statement
Assets
Ca:
price $         30,000 5.36%
Accounts receivable $     1,00,000 17.86%
Inventory $         72,000 12.86%
Total cash $     2,02,000 36.07%
Net fixed assets $     3,58,000 63.93%
Total assets $     5,60,000 100.00%
Total liabilities and stockholders' equity
Current liabilities (cl):
Ap $         60,000 10.71%
Total ci $         60,000 10.71%
Long term debt $     2,20,000 39.29%
Total liabilities $     2,80,000 50.00%
Stockholders' equity:
Common stock $     1,00,000 17.86%
Retained earnings $     1,80,000 32.14%
Total equity $     2,80,000 50.00%
Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $     5,60,000 100.00%
BEGINNING RETAINED payments
Ending retained payments $     1,80,000
Less: Addition to retained payments $         12,600
Beginning retained payment $     1,67,400

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