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cash                                         $300&

cash                                         $300                accounts payable                     $600

            accounts receivable                   700                notes payable                             400

            inventory                                 2000                accruals                                      200

            total current assets                $3000                total current liabilities           $1,200

            net fixed assets                       5,000                long term debt                        3,000

                                                                                    common stock                            800

                                                                                    retained earnings                     3,000

                        total assets                $8,000                total claims                            $8,000

Sales last year were $8,000. The firm expects to grow 20% next year, have a profit margin of 4%, and a dividend payout of 30%. Cash, accounts receivable, inventory, accounts payable, and accruals are assumed to move spontaneously with sales. The firm is presently operating at 90% of full capacity, has a depreciation expense of $200, and can purchase new fixed assets in increments of $600 with a first year depreciation of $45.

a. Construct a proforma Balance Sheet for the company.

b. What additional funds, if any, will be needed during the period.

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Particulars Amount
Sales of Last Year $ 8,000.00
Sales of Current year $ 9,600.00
Profit $     384.00
Dividend Payout $     115.20
Transferred to Retained Earnings $     268.80
Proforma Balance Sheet
Particulars Last Year Increase Current Year
Cash $     300.00 20% $      360.00
Accounts Receivable $     700.00 20% $      840.00
Inventory $ 2,000.00 20% $   2,400.00
Total Current Assets $ 3,000.00 $   3,600.00
Net Fixed Assets $ 5,000.00 355 $   5,355.00
(-200+600-45)
Total Assets $ 8,000.00 $   8,955.00
Accounts Payable $     600.00 20% $      720.00
Notes Payable $     400.00 $      400.00
Accruals $     200.00 20% $      240.00
Total Current Liabilities $ 1,200.00 $   1,360.00
Long Term Debt $ 3,000.00 $   3,000.00
Common Stock $     800.00 $      800.00
Retained Earnings $ 3,000.00 $ 268.80 $   3,268.80
Additional Funds Required $      526.20
Total Claims $ 8,000.00 $   8,955.00

Additional Funds required = $ 526.20


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