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Please use the percentage of sales method and the ratio method where appropriate to
forecast 2018E financial statements using the 2017 data. Use formulas to do all
calculations of the forecast estimates and use the iteration formula to determine the
interest expense and amount of debt at the same time.
All assumptions should be included.
At the beginning of 2017, Student Copy anticipated a substantial increase in sales.
Despite good sales the company experienced a shortage of cash and found it needed to
increase its short term borrowing to $500,000.
To do this it had to change banks as its current line of credit was $300,000. The new line
of credit required that it pay off all of its notes payables also and to maintain is
accounts payables at 10 days outstanding. This way it would be able to take all of its
purchase discounts which are 2/10 net 30.
There will be additions to property, plant and equipment as there is a need for
capacity to increase to support this increase in sales. In addition, the company is
trying to keep its days sales outstanding at 30 days and a minimum cash balance as
100,000.
Sales are predicted to increase from $4,519,000 to $5,000,000.
Using the percentage of sales method and ratio method to develop pro forma balance
sheet and income statements for 2018 to determine the amount of BANK DEBT required
to support this sales increase.
Income Statement Student Copy(in thousands)
2017 2018E Assumptions
Sales $4,519 $5,000
Cost of Goods Sold
Beg Inventory 432 ______
Purchases 3,579 ______
Ending Inventory 587 ______
Total COGS $3,424 ______
Gross Profit 1,095 ______
Operating Expenses 940 ______
EBIT $ 155 ______
Interest Expense 56 60
EBT $ 99 ______
Taxes 22 ______
NI $77 ______
*Use 35% as the tax rate, and 5% as the interest rate
Balance Sheet of Student Copy
2017 2018E
Cash $ 56 _______
A/R 606 _______
Inventory 587 _______
PPE 288 _______
Total Assets $1537 ________
Bank Debt $ 300 ________PLUG ***
Notes Payable trade 217 ________
A/P 376 ________
Accr Exp 75 75
LTD Current Portion 20 20
LTD 100 80
Equity 449 _______
TL & Equity $1537 _______
Income Statement:
2017 | 2017 % of Sales | 2018E | |
Sales | 4519 | 100% | 5000 |
(-) Cost of Goods Sold | |||
Opening Inventory | 432 | 587 | |
Purchases | 3579 | 79.2% | 3959.95 |
Closing Inventory | (587) | 12.99% | (649.48) |
(3424) | (3897.47) | ||
Gross profit | 1095 | 1102.53 | |
(-) Operating Expenses | (940) | 20.8% | (1040.05) |
EBIT | 155 | 62.48 | |
(-) Interest | (56) | (60) | |
EBT | 99 | 2.48 | |
(-) Taxes | (22) | (0.868) | |
NI | 77 | 1.612 |
Balance Sheet:
2017 | Comp for 2018E | 2018E | |
Assets: | |||
Cash | 56 | *see Cash flow st | 100 |
A/R | 606 | 5000 * 30/365 | 410.96 |
Inventory | 587 | 649.48 | |
PPE | 288 | (288/4519) * 5000 | 318.65 |
Total Assets | 1537 | 1479.09 | |
Equity + Liabilities | |||
Bank Debt | 300 | *see Cash flow st | 527.99 |
Notes Payable for trade | 217 | 217 | |
A/P | 376 | 3959.95 * 10/365 | 108.49 |
Acc Exp | 75 | 75 | |
LTD Current Portion | 20 | 20 | |
LTD | 100 | 80 | |
Equity | 449 | 449 + 1.612 | 450.612 |
Total Equity + liabilities | 1537 | 1479.09 |
*Cash flow statement:
Cash flow from Operating Activities: | ||
NI + Interest | 61.612 | |
Changes in WC: | ||
A/R (606 - 410.96) | 195.04 | |
Inventory (587 - 649.48) | (62.48) | |
A/P (-376 + 108.49) | (267.51) | |
Total CFO | (73.34) | |
Cash flow from Investing Activities: | ||
Purchase of PPE (288 - 318.65) | (30.65) | |
Total CFI | (30.65) | |
Cash flow from Financing Activities: | ||
Interest payment | (60) | |
Repayment of LTD (80 - 100) | (20) | |
Total CFI | (80) | |
Net cash change during the year | (183.99) | |
(+) Opening cash balance | 56 | |
Total cash at year end | (127.99) | |
Minimum cash balance required | 100 | |
Addition Bank debt to take (-127.99 - 100) | 227.99 | |
Cash Balance at year end | 100 |