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Consider the following statement of comprehensive income for the Dartmoor Corporation:    DARTMOOR CORPORATION Statement of...

Consider the following statement of comprehensive income for the Dartmoor Corporation:

  

DARTMOOR CORPORATION
Statement of Comprehensive Income
  Sales $ 47,000
  Cost 31,300
  Taxable income $ 15,700
  Taxes (34%) 5,338
  Net income $ 10,362
      Dividends $ 2,500
      Addition to retained earnings 7,705

  

The statement of financial position for the Dartmoor Corporation follows.

  

DARTMOOR CORPORATION
Statement of Financial Position
Assets Liabilities and Owners’ Equity
  Current assets   Current liabilities
    Cash $ 2,950     Accounts payable $ 2,400
    Accounts receivable 4,100     Notes payable 5,400
    Inventory 6,400       Total $ 7,800
      Total $ 13,450   Long-term debt $ 28,000
  
  Owners’ equity
  Fixed assets     Common stock and paid-in surplus $ 15,000
    Net plant and equipment $ 41,300     Retained earnings 3,950
      Total $ 18,950
  Total assets $ 54,750   Total liabilities and owners’ equity $ 54,750

   

Prepare a pro forma statement of financial position, assuming a 15 percent increase in sales, no new external debt or equity financing, and a constant payout ratio. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.)


DARTMOOR CORPORATION
Pro Forma Statement of Financial Position
Assets Liabilities and Owners’ Equity
  Current assets   Current liabilities
    Cash $     Accounts payable $
    Accounts receivable     Notes payable
    Inventory       Total $
      Total $   Long-term debt $
  
  Owners’ equity
  Fixed assets     Common stock and paid-in surplus
    Net plant and equipment     Retained earnings
      Total $
  Total assets $   Total liabilities and owners’ equity $


Calculate the EFN. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Negative answer should be indicated by a minus sign. Round the final answer to 2 decimal places.)


  EFN $   

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DARTMOOR CORPORATION
Pro Forma Statement of Financial Position
Assets Current Year Percentage of Sales Proforma Liabilities and Owners’ Equity Current Year Percentage of Sales Proforma
  Current assets   Current liabilities
    Cash $   2,950.00 6.277% $           3,392.50     Accounts payable $   2,400.00 5.11% $   2,760.00
    Accounts receivable $   4,100.00 8.723% $           4,715.00     Notes payable $   5,400.00 N/A $   5,400.00
    Inventory $   6,400.00 13.617% $           7,360.00       Total $   7,800.00 N/A $   8,160.00
      Total $ 13,450.00 28.617% $         15,467.50   Long-term debt $ 28,000.00 N/A $ 28,000.00
  Fixed assets   Owners’ equity N/A
    Net plant and equipment $ 41,300.00 87.872% $         47,495.00     Common stock and paid-in surplus $ 15,000.00 N/A $ 15,000.00
    Retained earnings $   3,950.00 N/A $ 12,991.30
      Total $ 18,950.00 N/A $ 27,991.30
  Total assets $ 54,750.00 $         62,962.50   Total liabilities and owners’ equity $ 54,750.00 N/A $ 64,151.30
EFN = Total assets –Total liabilities and equity
EFN = 62962.50 - 64,151.30 $ -1,188.80
PROFORMA INCOME STATEMENT
Sales $ 54,050.00
Costs = 31300/47000 x 54050 $ 35,995.00
Taxable income $ 18,055.00 $
Taxes @ 34% $   6,138.70
Net income $ 11,916.30
Dividends =2500/10362 x 11916.30 $   2,875.00
Addition to retained earnings $   9,041.30

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