Answer.
Additional Debt = Total Assets - Total Liabilities and Owners' equity before New long term debt
Additional Debt = $34,372,430.00 - $ 29,931,000 = $4,441,430. (Balancing Figure)
National Beverage Company | |||
Pro Forma Balance Sheet for the year Ending December 31,2014 | |||
ASSETS | AMOUNT | LIABILITIES | AMOUNT |
Current Assets | Current Liabilities | ||
Cash | $24,48,000.00 | Account payable | $56,72,000.00 |
Marketable Securities $1,606,000 - 47% | $8,51,180.00 | Other Current liabilities | $32,43,000.00 |
Accounts receivable $2,713,000+25% | $33,91,250.00 | Total Current liabilities | $89,15,000.00 |
Inventories $2,080,000+30% | $20,80,000.00 | ||
Total Current Assets | $87,70,430.00 | Long term liabilities | |
Long term assets | Long term Debt $1,301,000+$4,441,430(additional debt) | $57,42,430.00 | |
Plant property and Equipment $13,628,000+$4,038,000 | $1,76,66,000.00 | Other long term liabilities | $28,90,000.00 |
Goodwill | $14,71,000.00 | Total Long term liabilities | $86,32,430.00 |
Intangible asset | $64,65,000.00 | Total Liabilites | $1,75,47,430.00 |
Total long term asset | $2,56,02,000.00 | ||
Owners' Equity | |||
Common stock | $68,76,000.00 | ||
Retained Earnings | $99,49,000.00 | ||
Total Owners' Equity | $1,68,25,000.00 | ||
TOTAL ASSETS | $3,43,72,430.00 | TOTAL LIABILITIES AND OWNERS' EQUITY | $3,43,72,430.00 |
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