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Create pro forma financial statements from the information provided below Year 1 Sales revenues increase 3.0% Gross margin is 47% SG&A decreases by 3.0% $2000

Create pro forma financial statements from the information provided below
Year 1
Sales revenues increase 3.0%
Gross margin is 47%
SG&A decreases by 3.0%
$2000 of PP&E is purchased on January 1,
New PP&E is depreciated over 10 years
Inventory grows in line with COGS
Assume that all other asset accounts grow in line with sales (3.0%).
Accounts Payable grow in line with COGS
Accrued and deferred income taxes grows in line with tax expense.
Long-term debt increases by $500
Unless otherwise stated, liability accounts grow in line with sales (3.0%)
Treasury Stock purchases equal $200
Average interest cost of all interest bearing debt is 1.6%
Dividend payout ratio is 25%
Tax rate is 35%
Funding requirements should be financed with short-term debt
Y2
Sales revenue decline by 2.0%
Gross margin increases to 50%
Inventory grows in line with COGS
SG&A increases by 2%
$500 of PP&E is sold on January 1 for $500 cash. (Gross =$800, Accumulated depreciation = $300)
Annual depreciation expense declines by $ 50
Assume that all other asset accounts grow in line with sales. (-2.0%)
Accounts Payable grow in line with COGS
Long-term debt declines by $150
Accrued and deferred income taxes grows in line with tax expense.
Unless otherwise stated, liability accounts grow in line with sales (-2.0%)
Treasury Stock purchase is $250.
Average interest cost of all interest bearing debt is 1.8%
Dividend payout ratio changes to 28%
Tax rate is 35%
Funding requirements should be financed with short-term debt
Excess cash is used to retire short-term debt
100 shares of $1 par value common stock is issued for $400.
Do not add significant amounts to cash unless Loans & notes payable is drawn down to zero.
Income Statement
Year 0
Year 1
Year 2
Revenues 17,000
Cost of Goods Sold 9,200
Gross Profit 7,800
SG&A 4,790
Depreciation 1,700
Operating Profit 1,310
Interest Expense 155
Incomes Before Taxes 1,155
Taxes @35% 404
Net Income 751
Dividends 225
Additional Retaines earnings 526

BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
Year 0
Year 1
Year 2
Cash and Cash Equivalents 640
Markateble Securities 28
Accounts Receivables 8,200
Inventory 3,142
Prepaid Espense and other Assets 1,323
Total Current Assets 13,333
Plant Property and equipment (gross) 7,607
Accumulated Depreciation 3,000
PP&E (net) 4,607
Total Assets 17,940
Liabiilties & Shareholders' Equity
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2
Accounts payable 3,148
Loans and notes payable (plug) 2,423
accured incoems taxes 1,322
Total Current Liabilities 6,893
Long term debt 2,800
defferd incomes taxes 195
Shared holders' Equity
Common Stock at par 860
Capital Surplus 863
Retaines earnings 6429
Less Treasury Stock -100
Total Equity 8,052
Total Liabiities and Shareholder Equity 17,940

Statement of Retained Earnings
Year 1 Year 2
Beginning retained earnings
+Net Income
-dividends
Ending retained earnings

Statement of Cash Flow

Year 1
Year 2
Net Income
+ Depreciation
+ (increase) decrease in A.R.
+ (increase) decrease in inventory
+ (increase) decrease in prepaid exp.
+ increase (decrease) in A.P.
+ increase (decrease) in accrued taxes
+ increase (decrease) in deferred taxes
=Cash Flow from operations
+ (increase) decrease in marketable sec.
+ (increase) decrease in PPE
=Cash Flow from investing
+ increase (decrease) in loans and notes.
+ increase (decrease) in LTD
+ increase (decrease) in common stock
- dividends
- treasury stock
=Cash flow from financing
Beginning cash
+Change in cash
Ending cash

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