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Assets | Amount ($) | Liabilities | Amount ($) |
cash (difference) | 51000 | notes payable | 18000 |
accounts receivable | 200000 | accounts payable | 80000 |
inventory | 64000 | long-term debt (difference) | 222000 |
gross fixed assets | 400000 | equity | 320000 |
accumulated dep | -75000 | ||
net fixed assets | 325000 | ||
total assets | 640000 | total liabilities and equity | 640000 |
cash | $51000 |
long-term debt | $222000 |
total assets | $640000 |
calculation sheet (all amount in $) | |
gross profit margin | (gross profit / sales)*100 |
gross profit margin (given) | 20% |
sales (given) | 2000000 |
gross profit (gross profit margin * sales) | 400000 |
sales (given) | 2000000 |
cost of sales (sales - gross profit) | 1600000 |
gross profit (refer to calculation) | 400000 |
average collection period | 360/accounts receviable turnover |
average collection period (given) | 45 |
accounts receivable turnover (360 days / average collection period) | 8 |
accounts receivable turnover | credit sales / receivables |
credit sales 80%*2000000 | 1600000 |
accounts receivable turnover (refer to calculation) | 8 |
accounts receivable (credit sales / accounts receivable turnover) | 200000 |
net profit margin | (net income / sales)*100 |
net profit margin given | 4% |
sales | 2000000 |
net income (net profit margin*sales) | 80000 |
return on equity | net income / shareholders equity |
return on equity | 25% |
net income (refer to calculation) | 80000 |
shareholders equity (net income / return on equity) | 320000 |
return on assets | net income / total assets |
return on assets | 12.50% |
net income (refer to calculation) | 80000 |
total assets (net income/return on assets) | 640000 |
accounts payable days | (accounts payable / cost of goods sold)*360 |
accounts payable days | 18 |
cost of goods sold (refer to calculation) | 1600000 |
accounts payable (accounts payable days*cost of goods sold)/360 | 80000 |
inventory turnover | cost of goods sold / inventory |
inventory turnover (given) | 25 |
cost of goods sold (calculated as above) | 1600000 |
inventory (cost of goods sold / inventory turnover) | 64000 |
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