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Show all of your work. Assets                                      &nb

Show all of your work.

Assets                                                             Liabilities and Owner’s Equity                  

A/P

$60,000

LT Debt

100,000

Total Debt

160,000

CS, par

2,000

PIC

50,000

R/E

50,000

Total Equity

$102,000

Total Liabilities and Owners Equity

$262,000

Cash

$1,000

A/R

6,500

Inventory

62,500

Prepaids

12,000

Fixed Assets

250,000

Accum Depreciation

(70,000)

Total Assets

$262,000

Sales

$800,000

COGS

370.000

Gross Profit

430,000

Operating Exp.

-170,000

Depreciation

-10,000

EBIT

250,000

Interest

-10,000

EBT

240,000

Taxes

-80,000

Net Income

$160,000

Prepare a financial analysis of this company (using ratios and your rationale) and comment on its status and performance in the space below. Use another page if you need more room. Explain what the ratios depict about the financial status of the company.

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Liquidity Ratios :

Current Ratio = Current Rtaio / Current Liabilities = (1000 + 6500 + 62500 + 12000 ) / 60000 = 1.37

Acid Test ratio = Quick Assets / Current Liabilities = (1000 + 6500 ) / 60000 = 0.125

Cash Ratio = Cash / Total Liabilities = 1000 / 160000 = 0.00625

Working Capital = Current Ratio - Current Liabilities = 82000 - 60000 = 22000

Liquidity is average as current assets are able to meet current liabilities

Activity Ratio

Inventory Turnover Ratio = Cost of goods sold / Inventory = 370000 / 62500 = 5.92

Receivables Turnover ratio = Sales / Accounts Receiavbles = 800000 / 6500 = 123.07

Total asset turnover = Sales / Total Assets = 800000 / 262000 = 3.05

Receivables collection is very fast with good credit period for purchases

Leverage Ratios

Debt Ratio = Total debt / Total assets = 160000 / 262000 = 0.61

Debt to Equity ratio = Total debt / Total Equity = 160000 / 102000 = 1.57

Times interest earned = EBIT / Interest expense = 250000 / 10000 = 25 times

Heavy debt ratio making the company risky but profits able to pay the interest obligations smoothly

Profitability ratios

Gross profit ratio = Gross Profit / sales = 430000 / 800000 = 53.75%

Profit Margin = Net Income / Sales = 160000 / 800000 = 20%

Return on assets = Net Income / Total Assets = 160000 / 262000 = 61.07%

Profitabiity very good


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