1. A business has $4,000 current liability and a total assets equal $30,000. What is the equity for the firm if long-term debt is $7,500?
2. Zena corp. has $1,000 current asset, $2,000 fixed asset, $800 current liability, $1,000 long-term debt. What is its current ratio?
3. Dola company has sales of $26,000, depreciation of $2,000, interest expense of $800, cost of goods sold of $15,000, other costs of $5,000, and a tax rate of 34 percent. What is Dola company's profit margin?
Case 1: Computation of the equity of the firm
We know that Total Assets = Total liabilities
Total Assets = Equity + Outside liabilities*
$ 30000 = Equity + $ 11500
Equity = $ 30000-$ 11500
= $ 18500
* Outside liabilities = long term debt + current liabilities
= $ 7500+$ 4000
= $ 11500
Case 2: Computation of current ratio
We know that Current ratio = Current Assets/ Current liabilities
= $ 1000/$ 800
= 1.25
Case 3: Computation of profit margin
Particulars Amount
A. Sales $ 26000
B.COGS $ 15000
C.Gross profit ( A-B) $ 11000
D.Other cost $ 5000
E.Depreciation $ 2000
F.Interest $ 800
G.Profit before tax $ 3200
H.Tax @ 34% $ 1088
I.Profit after tax( G-H) $ 2112
Gross profit margin = GP/Sales*100
= $ 11000/$ 26000*100
= 42.30%
Net profit margin = NP/Sales *100
= $ 2112/$26000*100
= 8.12%
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