using the financial information provided, calculate a break even point and rate of return for the new expansion. what additional information would Dan need to do a payback analysis of the proposed expansion?

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373 CHAPTER FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT to their investors including the banker Dan and Suzie are hopeful their investors will see that sales are creasing and will be satisfied with this $ 145,000 5192.900 ($ 47,900) TABLE 9A The Ladder Rall income Statement Year 1 Sales 4500 a $30 $135.000 250 $40 10.000 Cost of Goods Sold 4750 a $12 57.000 80.000 Wages 6,000 Employee Benefits Utilities 17,000 Repairs & Maintenance 4.500 Insurance 1.000 Amortization 17.000 Interest and bank charges 10,400 Net Income The Ladder Rail Income Statement: End of Year 1 Assets Cash $ 2.250 Accounts Receivable 3.800 Inventory 10.250 Building & Equipment 153,000 Land 50.000 Total Assets $219.300 Libilities & Owner's Equity Accounts Payable S 36.800 Bank Loan-Current Payable 23.400 Bank Loan-Long Term 117000 Owner's Equity 42.100 Total Liabilities & Owner's Equity $219.300 TABLE 9B 373 CHAPTER FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT to their investors including the banker Dan and Suzie are hopeful their investors will see that sales are creasing and will be satisfied with this $ 145,000 5192.900 ($ 47,900) TABLE 9A The Ladder Rall income Statement Year 1 Sales 4500 a $30 $135.000 250 $40 10.000 Cost of Goods Sold 4750 a $12 57.000 80.000 Wages 6,000 Employee Benefits Utilities 17,000 Repairs & Maintenance 4.500 Insurance 1.000 Amortization 17.000 Interest and bank charges 10,400 Net Income The Ladder Rail Income Statement: End of Year 1 Assets Cash $ 2.250 Accounts Receivable 3.800 Inventory 10.250 Building & Equipment 153,000 Land 50.000 Total Assets $219.300 Libilities & Owner's Equity Accounts Payable S 36.800 Bank Loan-Current Payable 23.400 Bank Loan-Long Term 117000 Owner's Equity 42.100 Total Liabilities & Owner's Equity $219.300 TABLE 9B