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Farnsbeck Inc. is forecasting a 10% increase in sales next year. Assume the company is operating...

Farnsbeck Inc. is forecasting a 10% increase in sales next year. Assume the company is operating at 100% capacity. The company has 100,000 shares of common stock outstanding and dividends are $0.22 per share.

1. Compute the new level of income for the company.

(A) $53,202 (B) $58,486 (C) $92,927

2. Compute the company's addition to retained earnings for the year.

(A) $23,800 (B) $31,202 (C) $34,567

3. Compute the new level of total assets required.

(A) $1,582,34 (B) $1,272,680 (C) $1,815,808

4. Calculate the new level of current liabilities.

(A) $571,720 (B) $461,341 (C) $592,287

5. Compute the company's new level of retained earnings on the balance sheet.

(A) $257,190 (B) $243,800 (C) $266,674

6. Calculate the level of Additional Funds Needed (AFN) to support the increase in sales.

(A) $57,281 (B) $102,358 (C) $116,356

ASSETS

2015

2014

      CASH                            

$52,000

$57,600

      ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE       

402,000

351,200

      INVENTORIES                   

836,000

715,200

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

$1,290,000

$1,124,000

      GROSS FIXED ASSETS           

527,000

491,000

      LESS: ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION

-166,200

-146,200

NET FIXED ASSETS

$360,800

$344,800

TOTAL ASSETS

$1,650,800

$1,468,800

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

      ACCOUNTS PAYABLE          

$175,200

$145,600

      NOTES PAYABLE                   

225,000

200,000

      ACCRUALS                       

140,000

136,000

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

$540,200

$481,600

LONG?TERM DEBT

424,612

323,432

      COMMON STOCK                 

460,000

460,000

      RETAINED EARNINGS        

225,988

203,768

TOTAL EQUITY

$685,988

$663,768

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

$1,650,800

$1,468,800

INCOME STATEMENTS  

2015

2014

SALES                         

$3,850,000

$3,432,000

COST OF GOODS SOLD           

-3,250,000

-2,864,000

GROSS PROFIT

600,000

568,000

OTHER EXPENSES            

-430,300

-340,000

DEPRECIATION                

-20,000

-18,900

EBIT

$149,700

$209,100

INTEREST EXPENSE            

-76,000

-62,500

EBT

$73,700

$146,600

TAXES (40%)                

-29,480

-58,640

NET INCOME

$44,220

$87,960

      EPS                              

$0.44

$0.88

Solutions

Expert Solution

1. A 53202

2. B. 31202

INCOME STATEMENTS  
2016 2015 2014
SALES                          4235000 $3,850,000 $3,432,000
COST OF GOODS SOLD            3,575,000 -3,250,000 -2,864,000
GROSS PROFIT 660,000 600,000 568,000
OTHER EXPENSES             473,330 -430,300 -340,000
DEPRECIATION                 22,000 -20,000 -18,900
EBIT 164,670 $149,700 $209,100
INTEREST EXPENSE             -76,000 -76,000 -62,500
EBT 88,670 $73,700 $146,600
TAXES (40%)                 35468 -29,480 -58,640
NET INCOME 53,202 $44,220 $87,960
      EPS                               0.53 $0.44 $0.88
Dividend Payable@ 0.22 for 100000 Shares 100000*0.22 = 22000
Retained Earnings 53202-22000 = 31202

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