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• IBM Inc . Given: cash=$100k, marketable securities =$150k, accounts receivable

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IBM Inc. Given: cash=$100k, marketable securities =$150k, accounts receivables =$350k, inventories =$250k, building and equipment =$450k, other investments =$250k; prepaid expenses =$60k; accounts payable=$225k, short term notes payable=$145k, accrued expenses= $50k; bonds payable in 2028 =$120k, pref. stock outstanding =$145k, common stock shares outstanding =20,000 shares.

Calculate: 1) current assets; 2) long term assets; 3) total assets; 4) current liabilities; 5) total liabilities; 6) stockholders equity, 7) net worth or book value; 8) book value per share, 9) interest bearing short term liabilities, 10) total interest bearing liabilities, 11) net working capital.

Explanation / Answer

1.Current Assets

Current Assets are short-term assets that can be converted to cash within one year or less.

Current assets=Cash+Marketable securities+ Accounts receivable+Inventories

=$100,000+$150,000+350,000+$250,000= $850,000.

2.Long-term assets

Long-term assets are assets that will not be converted to cash within one year.

Long term assets=Building and equipment+ Other investments+ Prepaid expense

                                 =$450,000+ $250,000+ $60,000=$760,000.

3.Total Assets

Total assets are anything the business owns which have a monetary value.

Total assets= Long term assets+ Current assets

                       =$760,000+$850,000=$1,610,000.

4.Current Liabilities

Current Liabilities are short-term financial obligation which are payable in 1 year or less than 1 year.

Current Liabilities=Accounts payable+ Short term payable+ Accrued expenses

=$225,000+$145,000+ $50,000= $420,000.

5.Total liabilities

Total liabilities includes all the money which a business owes.

Total Liabilities= Bonds payable+ Preferred stock outstanding

                              =$120,000+ $145,000= $265,000.

6.Stockholder’s equity

Stockholder’s equity is the amount of capital given to a business by its shareholders.

Stockholder’s equity= Total assets-Total liabilities

                                           =$1,610,000-$265,000=$1,345,000.

7.Net worth or book value

Net worth is the ownership interest of the shareholders in the assets of a company.

Net worth=Total assets-total liabilities

                                           =$1,610,000-$265,000= $1,345,000.

8.Book value per share

Book value per share shows the book value for every share of stock.

Book value per share= Shareholder’s equity- Preferred stock holding/Number of common shares

                                         =$1,345,000-$145,000/20,000= $60 per share.

9.Interest bearing short-term liabilities

Interest bearing short-term liabilities refers to debts that are due in one year.

Short-term payable of $145,000 is the only interest bearing liability in the company’s balance sheet.

10.Total interest bearing liabilities

Interest bearing liabilities are liabilities of a business that require interest payment.

Interest bearing liabilities= Short term payable+ Bonds payable

                                                 =$145,000+ $120,000= $265,000.

11.Net working capital

Net working capital measures the business ‘ability to pay off its current liabilities using current assets. It shows a firm’s short-term liquidity and is useful to vendors and creditors.

Net working capital=Current assets- Current liabilities

                                      =$850,000-$420,000= $430,000.

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