Background information and questions
Rearrange this data into the Balance Sheet and P&L statement below.
Place the data into these financial statements:
Buildings |
20,000 |
Mortgage |
1,500 |
Cash |
3,000 |
Accounts Payable |
1,500 |
Short Term Loan |
850 |
Accounts Receivable |
650 |
Machinery & Equipment |
2,500 |
Inventory |
2,369 |
Long Term Loan |
5,500 |
SG&A |
3,000 |
Sales |
10,000 |
Depreciation |
300 |
Cost of Goods |
3,200 |
Interest Expense |
100 |
Taxes |
400 |
Note for the financial statements below:
(The calculations that need to be made are noted in BOLD on the statements)
On the P&L Net Income must be calculated.
On the Balance Sheet Shareholders' Equity, Total Current Assets & Fixed Assets, Total Current and Total Long Term Liabilities & Total Assets and Total Liabilities & Equity must be calculated.
Use these answers to complete Answer Sheet for Review Test B in the Item below.
You will also use these numbers to calculate the financial ratios in the online review test/assignment.
BALANCE SHEET |
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Cash |
Accounts Payable |
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Accounts Receivable |
Short Term Loan |
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Inventory |
Current Liabilities |
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Current Assets |
Mortgage |
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Buildings |
Long Term Loan |
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Machinery & Equipment |
Long Term Liabilities |
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Fixed Assets |
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Shareholders' Equity |
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Total Assets |
Total Liabilities & Equity |
P&L (aka Income Statement) |
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Sales |
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Cosft of Goods |
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Gross Margin (Gross Profit) |
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SG&A |
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Depreciation expenses |
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Operating Profit |
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Interest expense |
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Taxes |
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Net Income |
Questions to answer (the same questions you will encounter
when you open up your Assignment Manager (for P&L) to turn it
in
Question 17
a. What is the firm's RETURN ON ASSETS?
b. What is this firm's RETURN ON EQUITY?
c. As a result of your analyses do you believe this is a firm that
will stay in business? Please look at your results for all ratios
in this case along with the ratio interpretation sheet I showed you
in class. Then, simply answer YES or NO.
d. From the limited amount of data and analysis is this is a "reasonably well run company" that is managing its finances well? Answer YES or NO.
Answer is given below
For a and b answer is given
for c - please add ratios given in class. i have given few below
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