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The accountant for Johnson Farms has prepared the following accrual-adjusted income statement (Table 6.5) and balance sheets (Table 6.6). Please refer to the tables provided

The accountant for Johnson Farms has prepared the following accrual-adjusted income statement (Table 6.5) and balance sheets (Table 6.6). Please refer to the tables provided at the end of this exercise.

Supplemental information:

(i)Owner withdrawals for unpaid labor and management were equal to $19,000 during 2013.

Using the income statement and balance sheets for Johnson Farms, calculate the ratios and measures listed below for 2013.Set up the formulas and show all the numbers you use in you use in your calculations:

a.Current ratio=current assets /current liabilities

b.Working capital

c.Debt-to-equity ratio

d.Debt-to-asset ratio

e.Equity-to-asset ratio

f.Rate of return on farm assets

g.Rate of return on farm equity

h.Operating profit margin ratio

i.Asset-turnover ratio

j.Operating-expense ratio

k.Depreciation-expense ratio

l.Interest-expense ratio

m.Net-farm-income-from-operations ratio

Table Johnson Farms' accrual-adjusted income statement for the year ended December 31, 2013.

Cattle sales.......................................................

$566,000

Hog sales.........................................................

217,000

Corn sales........................................................

185,000

Government program payments..............................

27,000

Custom work....................................................

33,000

Adj. for increase in accounts receivable................

45,000

Adj. for decrease in inventory...........................

(31,000)

Gross Revenues.......................................

$1,042,000

Feed expense....................................................

187,000

Purchased market livestock...................................

352,000

Labor expense..................................................

115,000

Seed...............................................................

44,000

Chemicals........................................................

26,000

Fuel...............................................................

19,000

Utilities...........................................................

16,000

Repairs...........................................................

5,000

Veterinary and medicine.......................................

11,000

Rent expense....................................................

42,000

Property taxes...................................................

8,000

Depreciation expense..........................................

56,000

Adj. for increase in accounts payable...................

4,000

Operating Expense.............................................

885,000

Interest expense.................................................

140,000

Total Expenses..................................................

1,025,000

Net Farm Income from Operations...........................

17,000

Gain (loss) on sale of capital assets........................

2,000

Net Farm Income...............................................

19,000

Miscellaneous revenue (expense)............................

(3,000)

Income Before Income Taxes................................

16,000

Income taxes paid..............................................

6,000

Adj. for increases in current portion of deferred taxes

1,000

Income tax expense.............................................

7,000

Net Income......................................................

$9,000

Table Johnson Farms' balance sheet as of December 31, 2012, and December 31, 2013.

2012

2013

Assets

Cash.....................................

$5,000 The first number is for the year 2012

$2,000 The second number is for year 2013

Accounts receivable...................

148,000

193,000

Inventory................................

290,000

259,000

Total current assets................

443,000

454,000

Breeding livestock.....................

95,000

97,000

Less:accumulated depreciation....

(14,000)

(18,000)

Equipment..............................

620,000

610,000

Less:accumulated depreciation.....

(124,000)

(167,000)

Buildings................................

384,000

384,000

Less:accumulated depreciation.....

(33,000)

(42,000)

Land......................................

575,000

575,000

Total noncurrent assets...........

1,503,000

1,439,000

Total farm assets...........................

$1,946,000

$1,893,000

Liabilities

Accounts payable.......................

$58,000

$62,000

Short-term notes payable..............

423,000

477,000

Current portion of term debt..........

102,000

102,000

Current portion of deferred taxes.....

25,000

26,000

Total current liabilities............

608,000

667,000

Noncurrent portion of term debt......

967,000

865,000

Deferred taxes-noncurrent............

16,000

16,000

Total noncurrent liabilities............

983,000

881,000

Total liabilities..........................

1,591,000

1,548,000

Retained capital........................

335,000

325,000

Valuation equity........................

20,000

20,000

Total owner's equity..............

355,000

345,000

Total liability and owner's equity........

$1,946,000

$1,893,000

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