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ACCT 102-Fundamentals of Accounting II Test 1 Review Study Guide (1) For both companies for 2018, compute the: (a) Current ra
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Kouris Company
Statement of Income 2018
Revenues            10,697.00
Cost of Sales              6,313.60
Gross Profit              4,383.40
Operating Expenses              3,137.60
Operating Income              1,245.80
Interest Expense                   42.90
Other revenue and expense                   79.90
Income before tax              1,123.00
Income taxes                 382.90
Income before effect of accounting change                 740.10
Cumulative effect of accounting change, net of tax                 266.10
Net Income                 474.00
Statement of Financial Position
Assets 2018 2017
Current Assets
Cash                 634.00                  575.50
Accounts Receivable              2,101.10               1,804.10
Inventory              1,514.90               1,373.80
Other Current Assets                 429.90                  401.30
Total Current Assets              4,679.90               4,154.70
Property Plant & Equipment (Net)              1,620.80               1,614.50
Other long term assets                 413.20                  670.80
Total Assets              6,713.90               6,440.00
Liabilities & Stockholders' Equity 2018 2017
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Current portion of Long term debt                 205.70                     55.30
Notes Payable                   75.40                  425.20
Accounts Payable                 572.70                  504.40
Accrued Liabilities              1,054.20                  765.30
Income Taxes Payable                 107.20                     83.00
Total Current Liabilities              2,015.20               1,833.20
Long Term Liabilities                 708.00                  767.80
Total Liabilities              2,723.20               2,601.00
Stockholders' Equity
Common Stock                      2.80                       2.80
Contributed capital in excess of par value                 589.00                  538.70
Unearned stock compensation                    (0.60)                     (5.10)
Accumulated other comprehensive loss                (239.70)                 (192.40)
Retained Earnings              3,639.20               3,495.00
Total Stockholders' Equity              3,990.70               3,839.00
Total Liabilities & Stockholders' Equity              6,713.90               6,440.00
Accounts Receivable              2,101.10               1,804.10
Average Accounts Receivable              1,952.60
Total Inventory              1,514.90               1,373.80
Average Inventory              1,444.35
Total Current Assets              4,679.90               4,154.70
Less:
Inventory              1,514.90               1,373.80
Quick Assets              3,165.00               2,780.90
Ans 1 a 2018
Current Ratio             2.32
Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Ans 1 b
Quick Ratio             1.57
Quick Assets/Current Liabilities
Ans 1 c
Accounts Receivables Turnover             5.48
Sales Revenue/Average Accounts Receivable
Ans 1 d
Inventory Turnover
Cost of sales /Average Inventory             4.37
Ans 1 e
Days sales in inventory          83.50
365/ Inventory Turnover
Ans 1 f
Days sales uncollected          66.63
365/ Accounts Receivables Turnover
Ans 1 g
Profit margin ratio
Net Income/Net Sales 4.43%
Ans 1 h
Return on Total Assets 11.02%
Net Income/ Total Assets
Ans 1 i
Return on Common Stockholder's Equity 11.88%
Net Income/Total Common Stock Holders Equity
Ans 1 j
Debt to Equity Ratio             0.68
Total Liabilities /Total Stockholders' Equity
Answer 2
Cost Item Type
a. Product cost. Factory Overhead
b. Product cost. Factory Overhead
c. Product cost. Factory Overhead
d. Period cost. General Expense
e. Period cost. Selling Expense
f. Product cost. Factory Overhead
g. Period cost. Selling Expense
h. Product cost. Factory Overhead
i. Product cost. Direct Materials
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