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REQUIREMENTS: 1. Compute Eastland\'s current? ratio, debt? ratio, and earnings p

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REQUIREMENTS:

1.

Compute Eastland's current? ratio, debt? ratio, and earnings per share. Round all ratios to two decimal places. Start by determining the formula for each ratio,beginning withthe current ratio,followed by the debt ratio, and then endings pershare.

2.

Compute the three ratios after evaluating the effect of each transaction that follows. Consider each transaction

separately.

a.

Borrowed $115,000 on a? long-term note payable.

b.

On January? 1, Issued 15,000

shares of common? stock, receiving cash of $367,000.

c.

Paid? short-term notes? payable, $30,000.

d.

Purchased merchandise of $44,000 on? account, debiting Inventory.

e.

Received cash on? account, $15,000.

Cash

$20,000

Accounts payable

$104,000

Short-term investments

36,000

Accrued liabilities

32,000

Accounts receivable, net

88,000

Long-term notes payable

165,000

Inventories

146,000

Other long-term liabilities

31,000

Prepaid expenses

7,000

Net income

99,000

Total assets

672,000

Short-term notes payable

40,000

# of common shares outstanding

49,000

1.

Compute Eastland's current? ratio, debt? ratio, and earnings per share. Round all ratios to two decimal places. Start by determining the formula for each ratio,beginning withthe current ratio,followed by the debt ratio, and then endings pershare.

2.

Compute the three ratios after evaluating the effect of each transaction that follows. Consider each transaction

separately.

a.

Borrowed $115,000 on a? long-term note payable.

b.

On January? 1, Issued 15,000

shares of common? stock, receiving cash of $367,000.

c.

Paid? short-term notes? payable, $30,000.

d.

Purchased merchandise of $44,000 on? account, debiting Inventory.

e.

Received cash on? account, $15,000.

Explanation / Answer

Ratio Prior to adjustments

1-

current ratio

current assets/current liabilities

277000/176000

1.57

current assets

36000+88000+146000+7000

277000

current liabilities

40000+104000+32000

176000

2-

debt ratio

total of liabilities/total assets

372000/672000

0.55

total of liabilities

current liabilities+long term notes payable+other long term liabilities

176000+165000+31000

372000

total of assets

672000

3-

Earning per share

net income/no of shares

2.02

net income

99000

no of shares

49000

Adjustments-effect on balances

2-

cash

long term notes payable

no of common stock

short term notes payable

accounts payable

inventory

accounts receivables

opening balance

20000

165000

49000

40000

104000

146000

88000

A-

115000

115000

B-

367000

15000

C-

-30000

-30000

D-

44000

44000

E

15000

-15000

year end balance

487000

280000

64000

10000

148000

190000

73000

Year end balance after the adjustments

Cash

$487,000

Accounts payable

$148,000

Short-term investments

36,000

Accrued liabilities

32,000

Accounts receivable, net

73,000

Long-term notes payable

280,000

Inventories

190,000

Other long-term liabilities

31,000

Prepaid expenses

7,000

Net income

99,000

Total assets

672,000

Short-term notes payable

10,000

# of common shares outstanding

64,000

Fixed assets = total of assets-total of current assets

672000-277000

395000

1-

current ratio

current assets/current liabilities

793000/190000

4.173684

current assets

7000+190000+73000+36000+487000

793000

current liabilities

10000+148000+32000

190000

2-

debt ratio

total of liabilities/total assets

501000/1188000

0.42

total of liabilities

current liabilities+long term notes payable+other long term liabilities

190000+280000+31000

501000

total of assets

fixed assets+current assets

395000+793000

1188000

3-

Earning per share

net income/no of shares

1.55

net income

99000

no of shares

64000

Ratio Prior to adjustments

1-

current ratio

current assets/current liabilities

277000/176000

1.57

current assets

36000+88000+146000+7000

277000

current liabilities

40000+104000+32000

176000

2-

debt ratio

total of liabilities/total assets

372000/672000

0.55

total of liabilities

current liabilities+long term notes payable+other long term liabilities

176000+165000+31000

372000

total of assets

672000

3-

Earning per share

net income/no of shares

2.02

net income

99000

no of shares

49000

Adjustments-effect on balances

2-

cash

long term notes payable

no of common stock

short term notes payable

accounts payable

inventory

accounts receivables

opening balance

20000

165000

49000

40000

104000

146000

88000

A-

115000

115000

B-

367000

15000

C-

-30000

-30000

D-

44000

44000

E

15000

-15000

year end balance

487000

280000

64000

10000

148000

190000

73000

Year end balance after the adjustments

Cash

$487,000

Accounts payable

$148,000

Short-term investments

36,000

Accrued liabilities

32,000

Accounts receivable, net

73,000

Long-term notes payable

280,000

Inventories

190,000

Other long-term liabilities

31,000

Prepaid expenses

7,000

Net income

99,000

Total assets

672,000

Short-term notes payable

10,000

# of common shares outstanding

64,000

Fixed assets = total of assets-total of current assets

672000-277000

395000

1-

current ratio

current assets/current liabilities

793000/190000

4.173684

current assets

7000+190000+73000+36000+487000

793000

current liabilities

10000+148000+32000

190000

2-

debt ratio

total of liabilities/total assets

501000/1188000

0.42

total of liabilities

current liabilities+long term notes payable+other long term liabilities

190000+280000+31000

501000

total of assets

fixed assets+current assets

395000+793000

1188000

3-

Earning per share

net income/no of shares

1.55

net income

99000

no of shares

64000