Pro forma. You are a financial analyst that has been hired to forecast the possible funding need for a company based on its financial information and future plans.

You know that the net property, plant, and equipment at the end of 2018 was $25,000K and it currently equals $30,000K. Long-term debt at the end of 2018 was $15,000K and it currently equals $17,000K.

You assumed that sales will decreased by 10 percent. Given the companys recent income statement, you constructed the pro forma below:

Net Income Statement, Fiscal Year End 2019 (in thousands of $)		Proforma	Ratio	assumptions
Sales	30000	27000	(30000 x0.9)	PPE 2018 = 25,000
Cost of Goods Sold	20000	18000		PPE 2019 = 30,000
Depreciation	3000	3600		LT DEBT 2018 = 15,000
EBIT	7000	5400		LT DEBT 2019 = 17,000
Interest Expense	1200	1360
Pre-Tax Income	5800	4040
Tax	870	606
Net Income	4930	3434

Report the ratios for the Cost of Goods Sold, Depreciation, Interest Expense, and Tax that you used to construct the pro-forma net income statement for fiscal year end 2020.

Report your answers as follows. Report each ratio as 0.XX. For example, a ratio of 30/90 would be reported 0.33 and a ratio of 100/500 would be reported as 0.20 .