1. A firm had Net Income of $1,000,000 and a payout ratio of 40%. If they are 70
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1. A firm had Net Income of $1,000,000 and a payout ratio of 40%. If they are 70% equity financed, how much can they spend on capital expenditures before needing external equity?
a) $857,143 b) $1,333,333 c) 1,742,685 d) $2,000,000
2. Which of these statements is FALSE?
a. All firms have to follow the same rules under GAAP
b. Firms might window dress in order to make their statements look better
c. Some firms might use Off Balance Sheet forms of financing
d. Balance sheets report the book value of assets
Questions 3-7 use the following Financial statements. Assume that COGS is always 70% of Sales, Interest Expense is always 10% of the previous years long term debt, Depreciation is always 20% of the previous years Net Fixed Assets, and taxes are always 40% of EBT.
2012 2013 2014 2015
Net Working Capital 1000 1000 1200 1300
Net Fixed Assets 1500 1600
Long Term Debt 2000 2040 2644
Total Equity 500 460 440 436
2012 2013 2014 2015
Sales xxx 2000 3500
COGS xxx 1400 2450
Depreciation xxx 300 300 320
EBIT xxx 300 730
Interest xxx 204 236
EBT xxx 494
Taxes xxx 120 198
NI xxx 296
Capital Expenditures 400 500
Dividends 100 200 300
You do not have to answer each question in order. Fill out the chart above first and then answer the questions. You do NOT need to try to figure out the 2012 Income Statement. There may be more than one way to find the answers
Choose the answer that is CLOSEST to the correct answer.
3. What is 2014 Sales?
a.1820 b. 2112 c. 2360 d. 2680
4. What is Return on Equity in 2013?
a. 6% b. 9% c. 13% d. 17%
5. What is Additional Financing Needed in 2015?
a.176 b. 284 c. 324 d.376
6. What is Capital Expenditures in 2013?
a. 200 b. 300 c.400 d.500
7. What is the Fixed Asset Turnover in 2015?
a. 1.5 b. 2 c. 2.5 d. 3
Explanation / Answer
1. Capital expenditure= Net Income*(1-payout)/Equity
=1000000*(1-0.4)/0.7
=857143
Answer A
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