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Suppose you are given the following financial statement information for 2015 and

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Question

Suppose you are given the following financial statement information for 2015 and 2016. Calculate the change in net working capital from 2015 to 2016. (Enter a whole number)

Income Statement (2016) Balance Sheet Sales $4,206 2015 2016 Cost of goods sold $2,058 Cash $347 $593 Other Expenses $65 Accounts Receivable $210 $280 Depreciation $1,497 Inventory $469 $537 EBIT $586 Current Assets $1,026 $1,410 Interest $45 Net Fixed Assets $224 $306 EBT $541 Total Assets $1,250 $1,716 Taxes (30%) $162.30 Net income $378.70 Accounts Payable $185 $200 Dividends $189.35 Notes Payable $158 $193 Addition to Retained Earnings $189.35 Current Liabilities $343 $393 Long-term Debt $275 $627 Total Equity $632 $696 Total L + E $1,250 $1,716

Explanation / Answer

2015:

Net Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
Net Working Capital = $1,026 - $343
Net Working Capital = $683

2016:

Net Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
Net Working Capital = $1,410 - $393
Net Working Capital = $1,017

Change in Net Working Capital = Net Working Capital, 2016 - Net Working Capital, 2015
Change in Net Working Capital = $1,017 - $683
Change in Net Working Capital = $334

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