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The Eagle Feather Fabric Company expects to complete the current year with the financial results given...

The Eagle Feather Fabric Company expects to complete the current year with the financial results given below.

Forecast next year using a modified percentage of sales method assuming no dividends are paid and no new stock is sold along with the following:

  1. A 17% growth in sales and a 40% growth in net fixed assets.
  2. A 15% growth in sales with a 10% growth in expenses and a 20% growth in net fixed assets. (Note that negative debt means the business will generate more cash than is currently owed.)

Enter your answers in thousands. For example, an answer of $12 thousands should be entered as 12, not 12,000. Round your answer to the nearest thousand. Enter all amounts as a positive number.

INCOME STATEMENT ($000)
Current Year Next Year
        a.         b.
Revenue $36,100 $    $   
COGS 14,440      
Gross Margin $21,660 $    $   
Expenses 12,635      
EBIT $9,025 $    $   
Interest (11%) 625      
EBT $8,400 $    $   
Tax (42%) 3,528      
Net Income $4,872 $    $   
BALANCE SHEET ($000)
Assets
Cash $1,000 $    $   
Accounts receivable 5,000      
Inventory 2,888      
Current assets $8,888 $    $   
Net fixed assets 7,250      
Total Assets $16,138 $    $   
Liabilities & equity
Accounts payable $1,550 $    $   
Accruals 530      
Current liabilities $2,080 $    $   
Debt 5,598      
Equity 8,460      
Total L&E $16,138 $    $   

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Particulars CY A B
Revenue 36100        42,237 41515
COGS 14440 16,894.80 16,606.00
COGS % 40.00% 40.00% 40.00%
Expenses 12635 14,782.95 15,983.28
Expenses % 35.00% 35.00% 38.50%
EBIT 9025 10,559.25     8,925.73
Interest @11% 625 615.78 615.78
EBT 8,400     9,943.47     8,309.95
Tax @42% 3528     4,176.26     3,490.18
Net Income 4,872     5,767.21     4,819.77
Balance Sheet
Particulars CY A B
Cash                 1,000           3,896           4,468
Accounts Receivable                 5,000           5,850           5,750
Inventory                 2,888           2,888           2,888
Current Assets                 8,888        12,634        13,106
Net Fixed Asset                 7,250        10,150           8,700
Total               16,138        22,784        21,806
Liability and Equity
Accounts Payable 1550           1,814     1,782.50
Accruals 530              530              530
Current Liability 2080           2,344           2,313
Debt 5598           6,214 6213.78
Equity 8460        14,227        13,280
Total 16138        22,784        21,806
Cash Account A B
Opening Balance                 1,000           1,000
Add: Realisation of debtors                 5,000           5,000
Add: Revenue earned thru cash               36,387        35,765
Less: Increase in fixed asset               -2,900         -1,450
Less: Repayment of old accounts payable               -1,550         -1,550
Less: Payment of cash expenses             -29,864       -30,807
Less: Payment of Tax               -4,176         -3,490
Closing Cash Balance                 3,896           4,468

Explaintation: It has been assumed that Debtors Turnover ratio, Creditors Turnover ratio remain same, debt interest is not paid and assets are not depriciated. Taxes are paid in cash and cash account is considered as movement for details refer above.


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