Assets
A) Current Assets
1) No change in cash account is mentioned hence it will be same as year 2013
Cash = 2474000
2) Marketable securities = (1 - 53%) * securities value of 2013 = (1 - 0.53) * 1617000 therefore
Marketable securities = 759990
3) accounts receivable = (1 + 21%) * Accounts receivable of 2013 = 1.21 * 2746000
Accounts receivable = 3322660
4) inventories = (1 + 31%) * inventories of 2013 = 1.31 * 1667000
inventories = 2183770
5) Total current assets = 2474000 + 759990 + 3322660 + 2183770 = 8740420
Total current assets = 8740420
B) long term assets
1) Plant, property and equipment = 4058000 + plant, property and equipment of 2013
= 4058000 + 13657000
Plant, property and equipment = 17715000
2) goodwill and intangible assets will remain same therefore
goodwill = 1406000
intangible assets = 6413000
3) total long term assets = 17715000 + 1406000 + 6413000 = 25534000
C) total assets = 8740420 + 25534000 = therefore
total assets = 34274420
additional debt = total assets 2014 - total assets 2013
= 34274420 - 2998000
additional debt =4294420
Liabilities
OWNERS EQUITY
1) common stock , retained earnings and therefore total owners equity will remain same as in 2013
common stock = 6892000
retained earnings = 9977000
total owners equity = 16869000
Liabilities
1) all current liabilities will remain same therefore
Accounts payable = 5604000
other current liabilities = 3299000
total current liabilities = 8903000
2) other long term liabilities will remain same as in year 2013 therefore
other long term liabilities = 2856000
3) long term debt = long term debt of year 2013 + additional debt = 1352000 + 4294420 therefore
long term debt = 5646420
total long term liabilities = 2856000 + 5646420 therefore
total long term liabilities = 8502420
4) total liabilities = 8903000 + 8502420 therefore
total liabilities = 17405420
5) Total liabilities and owners equity = 16869000 + 17405420
total liabilities and owners equity = 34274420
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