*Be sure to include GOODWILL and NON-CONTROLLING INTEREST.*
a.Liability
Common shares Benefit 90 Pharma 45 Consolidated 135
Current liabilities Benefit 305 Pharma 220 Consolidated 525
Long-term Debt Benefit 645 Pharma 220 Consolidated 865
Retained earnings Benefit 300 Pharma -11 Consolidated 289
Asset
Current Assets benefit 490 Pharma 90 Consolidated 580
Property,plant and equipment Benefit 720 Pharma 240 Consolidated 960
intangible assets Benefit 130 Pharma 100 Consolidated 230
b.
Liability
Common shares Benefit 90 Pharma 40 Consolidated 130
Current liabilities Benefit 305 Pharma 220 Consolidated 525
Long-term Debt Benefit 645 Pharma 220 Consolidated 865
Retained earnings Benefit 300 Pharma -11 Consolidated 289
Asset
Current Assets benefit 490 Pharma 90 Consolidated 580
Property,plant and equipment Benefit 720 Pharma 240 Consolidated 960
intangible assets Benefit 130 Pharma 100 Consolidated 230
c.
Liability
Common shares Benefit 90 Pharma 55 Consolidated 145
Current liabilities Benefit 305 Pharma 220 Consolidated 525
Long-term Debt Benefit 645 Pharma 220 Consolidated 865
Retained earnings Benefit 300 Pharma -11 Consolidated 289
Asset
Current Assets benefit 490 Pharma 90 Consolidated 580
Property,plant and equipment Benefit 720 Pharma 240 Consolidated 960
intangible assets Benefit 130 Pharma 100 Consolidated 230
*Be sure to include GOODWILL and NON-CONTROLLING INTEREST.* Pharma Company (Pharma) is a pharmaceutical company operating...
Pharma Company (Pharma) is a pharmaceutical company operating in Winnipeg. It is developing a new drug for treating multiple sclerosis (MS). On January 1, Year 3, Benefit Ltd. (Benefit) signed an agreement to guarantee the debt of Pharma and guarantee a specified rate of return to the common shareholders. In return, Benefit will obtain the residual profits of Pharma. After extensive analysis, it has been determined that Pharma is a controlled special-purpose entity and Benefit is its sponsor. The balance...
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What is the current ratio? (1:1)
What is the debt ratio? (%)
Show work please
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Refer to the following financial statements
and answer the following questions
hints:-
13. cash provided (used) by operating activities, investing
activities, and financing activities. 14. cash-based net income.
15. estimate of uncollectible accounts receivable. 16. calculate
and interpret accounts receivable ratio (most recent and prior
period).
hints:-
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locate the largest amount of cash generated by the company's
financing activities. identify the transaction that contributes to
this particular cash inflow.
time is 2013.
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locate the largest amount of cash generated by the company's
financing activities. identify the transaction that contributes to
this particular cash inflow. ( year is 2013)
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Based on the income statement and balance sheet. Can you tell me
the problem JetBlue is facing?
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