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2 Simon Company's year-end balance sheets follow. At December Assets Cash $ 31,600 $ 35,500 $ 37,400 Accounts receivable, net 88,500 61,000 51,000 Merchandise inventory 112,000 83,600 52,500 Prepaid expenses 10,400 9,450 5,000 Plant assets, net 278, , ,000 Total assets $ 520,500 $446,550 $ 379,900 Liabilities and Equity Accounts payable $ 129,200 $ 73,000 $ 50,000 Long-term notes payable secured by mortgages on plant assets 96, ,000 82,200 Common stock, $10 par value 162, , ,000 Retained earnings 133, ,550 85,700 Total liabilities and equity $ 520,500 $446,550 $ 379,900 The company's income statements forthe y ears ended December 31, 2014 and 2013, follow. For Year Ended December 31 Sales Cost of goods sold Other operating expenses Interest expense Income taxes 2014 $675,000 $398, ,500 12,300 9, $630,000 $390, ,900 13,000 8,925 Total costs and expenses Net income Earnings per share 622,600 $ $ ,425 $ 72,575 $ 4.48 Evaluate the company's efficiency and profitabil i ~/ by computing the following for 2014 and 2013.
3 1. award: l>oinu;- (1)Profit margin ratio. Choose Numerator: Net income./ $ 52,400./ $ 72,575./ Profit Margin Ratio Choose Denominator: Profit Margin Ratio ± "' "''"'"""' Net sales./.$ 675,000./ 7.8% $ 630,000./ 11.5%
4 g.vard: points.. (2)Total asset turnover. Tota I Asset Turnover Choose Numerator: c:noose Denominator: Total Asset Turnover ----Net sales./- Average total assets./ = I Total asset turnover 2014 $ 675,000./ I $ 483,525./ ~ 1.4 times 2013 $ 630,000./ I $ 413,225./ = 1.5 times
5 3. S"Nflrd: (3)Return on total assets. Choose Numerator: Net income ,400./ ,575./..--"'I Return On Total Assets Choose Denominator: Average total assets./ $ 483,525./ $ 413,225./ Return On Total Assets = Return on total assets = 10.8% = 17.6%
6 {The fouovdng inforn1ation applies to the questions displayed belov1.] Simon Company's year-end balance sheets follow. At December Assets Cash $ 30,521 $ 35,330 $ 36,791 Accounts receivable, net 88,458 61,221 48,578 Merchandise inventory Prepaid expenses 107,980 9,542 80,098 9,001 51,746 3,969 Plant assets, net 265, , ,716 Total assets $ 502,234 $432,960 $ 360,800 Liabilrties and Equity Accounts payable $ 126,307 $ 73,1 70 $ 47,1 49 Long-term notes payable secured by mortgages on plant assets 93, ,568 78, ,500 Common stock, $10 par value 162, ,500 Retained earnings 119,951 94,722 72,212 Total liabilities and equity $ 502,234 $432,960 $ 360,800 The company's income statements for the years ended December 31, 2014 and 2013, follow. For Year Ended December 31 Sales Cost of goods sold Other operating expenses Interest expense Income taxes 2014 $652,904 $398, ,400 11,099 8, $515,222 $334, ,351 11,850 7,728 Total costs and expenses Net income Earnings per share 620,258 $ 32,646 $ ,823 $ 30,399 $ 1.87 Calculate the company's long-term risk and capital structure positions at the end of 2014 and 2013 by computing tl1e following ratios.
7 4. SW91'd: (1) Debt and equity ratios. Choose Numerator: Total liabilities 201 4: $ : T$ Choose Numerator: Total equi~/ 2014: $ : $ I v'j I 219,783v' I 175,738v' I I v'j I 282,451v' I 257,222v' I Debt Ratio Choose Denominator: = Debt Ratio JTotal assets v' = Debt ratio $ 502,234v' = 43.8% 1 $ v' = 40.6% Egui!}! Ratio ~ Choose Denominator: = Equity Ratio JTotal assets v' = Equity ratio $ 502,234v' = 56.2% $ 432,960v' = 59.4% - -
8 SW91'd: points (2)Debt-to-eQuity ratio. Debt-T0-Eaui1V Ratio Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: ---~~ ~~~ Total liabilities -10 Total equi~/ 201 4: 2013: $ _.I I $ $ 175,738_.I $ v'.l = 282,45 1_.I = 257,222_.I = l Debt-To.Equity Ratio Debt-to-e Qu i ~/ ratio 0.78 to to 1
9 6. award: (3) Times interest earned. Choose Numerator: Income before interest and inc tax : $ 12013: $ Tines Interest Earned Choose Denominator: Tmes Interest Earned Interest expense./ = Times interest earned $ +--~1-- 11,099./ = 4. 7 times $ 11,850./ = 4.2 times
10 award: pomts.... Simon Company's year-end balance sheets follow. At December Assets Cash $ 31,067 $ 35,225 $ 38,596 Accounts receivable, net 88,242 62,916 50,952 Merchandise inventory 110,947 84, ,360 Prepaid expenses 10,205 9,342 4,331 Plant assets, net 286, , ,761 Total assets $526,566 $453,936 $ 386,000 Liabilrties and Equity Accounts payable $ 131,115 $ 78,249 $ 50,952 Long-term notes payable secured by mortgages on plant assets 100, ,405 87,012 Common stock, $10 par value 162, , ,500 Retained earnings 131, ,782 85,536 Total liabilities and e qui~/ $526,566 $453,936 $ 386,000 (1)Compute the current ratio forthe year ended 20 14, 2013, and Current Ratio Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: = Current Ratio I Current assets.i~ Current liabilities.i~ Current ratio : $ 240,461./ I $ 131, 115./ = 1.83 to : $ 192,30 1./ I $ 78,249./ = 2.46 to $ 1 49,239./ I $ 50,952./ = 2.93 to 1
11 (2)Cornpute the acid-test ratio for the year ended 20 14, 20 13, and Acid-Test Ratio Gash 2014: $ 2013: $ 2012:._J$ ~~...-~..-~~~ ClKlose Numerator: I ClKlose Denominator: Acid-Test Ratio./ + Short-term investmen t~./ + Current receivables./ 31,067.,I + $ 0 + $ 88,242.,I , 225.,I + $ 0 + $ 62,916.,I 38, 596.,I~ $ 0 + $ 50,952.,I I Current liabilities./ = Acid-test ratio $ 131, 115.,I = to 1 $ 78,249.,I = 1.25 to 1 $ 50,952.,I = 1.76 to 1 I
12 sward: points Simon Company's year-end balance sheets follow. At December Assets Cash $ 25,351 $ 29,930 $ 30,560 Accounts receivable, net 74, ,859 41, 158 Merchandise inventory 94,230 67,842 43,833 Prepaid expenses 8,327 7,701 3,361 Plant assets, net 227, , ,888 Total assets $429,685 $370,418 $3 11,800 Liabilities and Equity Accounts payable $103,782 $ 63,853 $ 41,569 Long-term notes payable secured by mortgages on plant assets 79,973 86,048 68,908 Common stock, $10 par value 163, , ,500 Retained earnings 82,430 57,017 37,823 Total liabilities and equity $429,685 $370,418 $311,800 Express the balance sheets in common-size percents. (Do not round intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 1 decimal place.)
13 Cash Accounts receivable, net Merchandise inventor/ Prepaid expenses Plant assets, net Total assets SIMON COMPANY Conmon-Size Comparative Balance Sheets December 31, %.I 8.1%v/ 17.3%.I 14.0%.I 21.9%.I 18.3%v/ 1.9%v/ 2.1%v/ 53 0%.I 57 5%.I 100.0%.I 100.0%.I %v/ 13.2%.I 14.1%.I 1.1%v/ 61 9%.,J 100.0%.I Accounts payable 24.2%.I 17.2%.I Long-term notes payable secured by I mortgages on plant assets 18.6%.I 23.2%.I Common stock, $10 par 38.1%.I 44.1%.I BRetained earnings 19.2%.I 15.4%v/ Total liabilities and equ1~ %.I 100.0%.I 13.3%v/ 22 1%.I 52.4%.I 12.1%.I 100.0%.I
14 Simon Company's year-end balance sheets follow. At December Assets Cash $ 25,226 $ 29,487 $ 30,107 Accounts receivable, net 73, ,602 40, 143 Merchandise inventor/ 91,924 68, , 184 Prepaid expenses 8,1 24 7,740 3,345 Plant assets, net 224, , ,321 Total assets $423,322 $364,933 $ 301,100 Liabilities and Equity Accounts payable $106,461 $ 62,290 $ 40, 143 Long-term notes payable secured by mortgages on plant assets 80,380 84,774 67,209 Common stock, $10 par value 162, , ,500 Retained earnings 73,981 55,369 31,248 Total liabilities and equ i ~/ $423,322 $364,933 $ 30 1,100 The company's income statements for the years ended December 31, 2014 and 2013, follow. Assume that all sales are on credit: For Year Ended December 31 Sales Cost of goods sold Other operating expenses Interest expense Income taxes 2014 $550,319 $335, ,599 9,355 7, $434,270 $282, ,870 9,988 6,514 Total costs and expenses Net income Earnings per share 522,803 $ 27,516 $ ,648 $ 25,622 $ 1.58
15 9. sward: " points (1} Compute days' sales uncollected. (Use 365 days a year.) Dais' Sales Uncollected Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: x Days = Days' Sales Uncollected.... [ Accounts receivable./ I JNetsales./ x 365./ = Days' Sales Uncollected : $ 73, 112./ I $ 550,319./ x 365./ = 48.5 days : $ 51,602./ I $ 434,270./ x 365./ = 43.4 days
16 10 sward: points... (2) Compute accounts receivable turnover.,... Net sales 2014: $ 201 3: $ Choose Nwnerator: Accounts Receivable Turnover Choose Denominator: Aver age accounts receivable, net./ 550,319./ $ 62,357./ 434,270./ $ 45,873./ Accounts Receivable Turnover ~ccounts receivable turnover = times = 9.5 times
17 award: polnrs... (3) Compute inventory turnover. Choose Numerator: I Inventor.! Turnover ~ ~ uchoose Denominator: Inventory Turnover Cost of goods sold 1./ I Ave rage inventory -./ = Inventory turnover f 2014: $ 335,695./ I!$ 80,056./ = 4.2 times,2013: $ 282,276./ I ' $ 55,686./ - -- = 5. 1 times -
18 12 sward: po!nnr (4) Compute days' sales in inventor/. (Use 365 days a year.) Days' Sales In Inventory Choose Numerator: Choose Denominator: x Ending inventory./ Cost of goods so Id./ x 201 4: $ 91,924./ $ 335,695./ x 2013: $ 68,1 88./ $ 282,276./ x Days Days' Sales In Inventory 365./ = Days' sales in inventory 365./ = 99.9 days 365./ = 88.2 days
19 13. award: poifits... The following information for Tide Corporation: ($thousands) Net sales Cost of goods sold $80 1, , $453, ,088 Determine the 2012 and 2013 common-size percents for cost of goods sold using net sales as the base. Coomon-Size Percent for Cost of Goods Sold usina Net Sales as the base: Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: I'----, Analysis Period Cost of Goods Sold Analysis Period Net Sales./ = 2013: 2012: $ $ 392,887./ 134,088./ $ $ 80 1,810./ = 453,000./ = Common-Size Percents % 29.6%
20 .,,... I Question # 14 (of 18) I next ~ porn ts Sales $ 533,786 $ 348,880 $ 277,992 $ 193,050 $ 143,000 Cost of goods sold 274, , , , ,930 Accounts receivable 25,942 20,375 19,015 11,293 9,767 Compute trend percents for the above accounts, using as the base year. Trend Percent for Net Sales: Choose Numerator: Choose Denominator: Analysis period net sales Base year net sales./ = Sales : $ $ 143,000./ 2014: $ 348,880./ $ 143,000./ 244% 2013: $ 277,992./ I $ 143,000./ 194% 2012: $ 193,050./ I.$ 143,000./ = 135% 373% Trend Percent for Cost of Goods Sold: Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: Analysis period cost of goods sold./ I Base year cost of goods sold./ = Cost of goods sold : $ / I $ 72,930./ 2014: $ 179,679./ $ 72,930./ 246% 2013: $ 145,076./ I $ 72,930./ 199% 2012: $ 100,1 56./ I.$ 72,930./ = 137% 377% Trend Percenlfor Accounts Receivables: Choose Numerator: Choose Denominator: Analysis period accounts receivable Base year accounts receivable./ = Accounts receivable : $ 25,942./ $ 9,767./ 2014: $ 20,375./ $ 9,767./ 209% 2013: $ 19,015./ I $ 9,767./ 195% 2012: $ 11,293./ I.$ 9,767./ = 116% 266%
21 15. sward: poii'its Common-size and trend percents for R us~/nail follow. Company's sales, cost of goods sold, and expenses Sales Cost of goods sold Total expenses Common-Size Percents % 100.0% 100.0% Trend Percents % 103.2% 100.0% Determine the net income for the following years. (Enter all amounts as positive values.) J 2012 Sales $ 104,400.,/ $ 103,200.,/ $ 100,000 Cost of Goods Sold Total Expenses Netlncome 1$ I 66,1 69.,/ 63, 164.,/ 56,700 14,932.,/ 14,24 1.,/ 14, ,299 $ 25,795 1$ 29,200 I Did the net income increase, decrease, or remain unchanged in this three-year period? 0 Remained unchanged 0 Net income increased Net income decreased
22 sward: poiilts..... Which of the following items are part of financial reporting but are not included as part of generalpurpose financial statements? (Select all that apply.) ~ Stock price information and analysis 0 Statement of cash flovts ~ tv1anagement discussion and analysis of financial performance 0 Income statement ~ C-Ompany nev1s releases 0 Balance sh-eet D Financial statement notes 0 Statement of sh.areholders' equity ~ Prospectus
23 17. award: poii'its The following information is for Tide Corporation: ($ thousands) Net sales Cost of goods sold 2013 $801, , $453, ,088 Determine the and trend percents for net sales using as the base year. Choose Numerator: I Choose Denominator: I'----, 2013: 201 2: Trend Percentfor Net Sales: "'"'-- Analysis Period Net Sales.I Base year Net Sales.I = $ 80 1,810./ $ 453,000./ =.,_ $ 453,000./ $ 453,000./ = ---- Trend Percent 177.0% 100.0%
24 18 award: poir'its..... Compute t11e annual dollar changes and percent c11anges for eac11 of the following accounts. (Decreases should have a minus sign in front of them. Round Percent Change to one decimal place.) Short-term investments Accounts receivable Notes payable $374,634 97, $234, ,000 88,000 Percent Change = Short-term investments $ -! ḟaccounts receivable ' Notes - payable 1 Percent Challlll! 60.1%./ (36)%v' (1 00.0)%./
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