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Ans. | December 31, 2021 | December 31, 2020 | |||
Accounts receivable | $5.2 | million | $24 | million | |
Inventory | $43 | million | $38 | million | |
Total assets | $268 | million | $310 | million | |
Total stockholder's equity | $192 | million | $148 | million | |
Net sales | $133 | million | |||
Cost of goods sold | $116.4 | million | |||
Net income | $25.5 | million | |||
Average collection period | 40.2 | days | |||
Average days in inventory | 127 | days | |||
Equity multiplier | 1.7 | ||||
Return on equity | 15 | % | |||
Profit margin on sales | 19.2 | % | |||
ROA | 8.8 | % | |||
*Working Notes : | |||||
Net income = Net sales * Profit margin on sales | |||||
$133 * 19.2% | |||||
$25.5 | million | ||||
*Average inventory = (Beginning inventory + Ending inventory) / 2 | |||||
($38 + $43) / 2 | |||||
$40.5 | million | ||||
Average days in inventory = Average inventory * Number of days in year / Cost of goods sold | |||||
127 = $40.5 * 365 / Cost of goods sold | |||||
127 = $14,782.5 / Cost of goods sold | |||||
Cost of goods sold = $14,782.5 / 127 | |||||
$116.4 | (rounded) | ||||
Return on equity = Net income / Average stockholder's equity | |||||
15% = $25.5 / Average stockholder's equity | |||||
Average stockholder's equity = $25.5 / 15% | |||||
$170 | |||||
*Average stockholder's equity = (Beginning stockholder's equity + Ending stockholder's equity) / 2 | |||||
$170 = ($148 + Ending stockholder's equity) / 2 | |||||
$170 * 2 = $148 + Ending stockholder's equity | |||||
$340 = $148 + Ending stockholder's equity | |||||
Ending stockholder's equity = $340 - $148 | |||||
Ending stockholder's equity = $192 million | |||||
Equity multiplier = Average assets / Average stockholder's equity | |||||
1.7 = Average assets / $170 | |||||
Average assets = $170 * 1.7 | |||||
Average assets = $289 million | |||||
*Average assets = (Beginning assets + Ending assets) / 2 | |||||
$289 = (Beginning assets + $268) / 2 | |||||
$289 * 2 = Beginning assets + $268 | |||||
$578 = Beginning assets + $268 | |||||
Beginning assets = $578 - $268 | |||||
Beginning assets = $310 million | |||||
ROA = Net income / Average assets | |||||
$25.5 / $289 | |||||
8.8% | |||||
Average collection period =Number of days in year / Net sales * Average accounts receivables | |||||
40.2 = 365 / $133 * Average accounts receivables | |||||
40.2 * $133 / 365 = Average accounts receivables | |||||
Average accounts receivables = $14.6 million | |||||
*Average accounts receivables = (Beginning accounts receivables + Ending accounts receivables ) / 2 | |||||
$14.6 = ($24 + Ending accounts receivables ) / 2 | |||||
$14.6 * 2 = $24 + Ending accounts receivables | |||||
$29.2 = $24 + Ending accounts receivables | |||||
Ending accounts receivables = $29.2 - $24 | |||||
Ending accounts receivables = $5.2 million | |||||
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