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Balance Sheet Assets: Cash and marketable securities $600,000 Accounts receivabl

ID: 2632071 • Letter: B

Question

Balance Sheet

Assets:

Cash and marketable securities

$600,000

Accounts receivable

900,000

Inventories                         

1,500,000

Prepaid expenses

75,000

Total current assets

$3,075,000

Fixed assets                            

8,000,000

Less: accum. depr.

(2,075,000)

Net fixed assets

$5,925,000

Total assets

$9,000,000

Liabilities:

Accounts payable

$800,000

Notes payable                                  

700,000

Accrued taxes

50,000

Total current liabilities

$1,550,000

Long-term debt

2,500,000

Owner's equity (1 million shares of common stock outstanding)

4,950,000

Total liabilities and owner's equity

$9,000,000

Net sales (all credit)

$10,000,000

Less: Cost of goods sold

(3,000,000)

Selling and administrative expense

(2,000,000)

Depreciation expense

(250,000)

Interest expense

(200,000)

Earnings before taxes

4,550,000

Income taxes

(1,820,000)

Net income

$2,730,000

3a. Calculate the current ratio

3b. Calculate the average collection period.

3c. Calculate the debt ratio.

3d. Calculate the total asset turnover ratio.

3e. Calculate the operating profit margin

3f. Calculate the inventory turnover ratio

Explanation / Answer

Ratio a Current ratio Current assets/Current liabilities 3,075,000/1,550,000 1.984 b Average collection period 365 X Average amount of account receivable/credit sales 365X 900000/10000000 32.85 c Debt ratio Total debt/Total assets (1550000+2500000)/9000000 0.45 f Inventory Turnover ratio COGS/Inventory 3000000/1500000 2 d Assest Turnover Ratio Sales/Total assets 10000000/9000000 1.12 e Operating Margin Net income/Sales 2730000/10000000 0.273

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