Assume that calendar year 2017 ended a few weeks ago.
Prepare Soaring Company’s Balance Sheet at December 31, 2017 and its Income and Expense Statement for calendar year 2017 from the information in the Table below.
The Balance Sheet and Income and Expense Statements will provide the basis for an elementary financial analysis of the Soaring Company.
The income tax rate on capital gains, corporate income and recaptured depreciation is 40%.
Reference Description Amount
1. Accounts payable by January 23, 2018 $233,000
2. Accounts receivable by February 28, 2018. $255,000
3. Unpaid wages payable before January 31, 2018. $25,000
4. Cash $20,000
5. Common Share Capital on December 31, 2017. $577,000
6. Goods purchased for resale in 2017. $5,665,000
7. Cumulative depreciation of plant on December 31, 2017. $760,000
8. Cumulative depreciation of equipment on December 31, 2017. $649,000
9. Plant depreciation in 2017. $45,000
10. Equipment depreciation in 2017. $33,000
11. Historical cost of equipment purchases $789,000
12. 2017 federal income taxes payable by April 20, 2018. $15,000
13. Interest paid on loans paid in 2017. $17,600
14. Inventory of finished goods on December 31, 2017 $113,200
15. Inventory of unfinished goods on December 31, 2017 $55,900
16. Land $450,000
17. 10-year bonds issued by Soaring Company on June 15, 2012. $100,000
18. Short-term provincial bonds purchased by Soaring Company in December2017 $25,000
19. Mortgage due in December 2020 $380,000
20. Miscellaneous operating expenses in 2017 $47,800
21. Cumulative cost of plant (building purchases) over the years $1,450,000
22. Prepaid expenses (computer services ….) in 2017 $900
23. Soaring Company total sales in 2017 $6,258,000
24. Retained earnings (after dividends) on December 31, 2017. $555,000
25. Warehouse rental expense in 2017 $34,000
26. Wages and salaries paid in 2017. $166,000
27. Water, hydro, heating and property taxes in 2017. $33,900
28. Interest income in 2017 from financial investments. $6,970
29. Market price of Soaring Company common shares on December 31, 2017. $20
30. Dividends per common share declared and paid on December 21, 2017. $0.65
31. Number of Soaring Company common shares on December 31, 2017. $60,000
Question
1.a) Soaring Company’s interest expense coverage (1 st decimal; no rounding) is a) 8.8; b) 9.1; c) 9.5; d) 11.6.
b) Soaring Company’s earnings per share (2 nd decimal; no rounding) is a) $2.22; b) $2.41; c) $2.53; d) $3.61.
c) Soaring Company’s price-earnings ratio (1 st decimal; no rounding) is a) 8.6; b) 8.9; c) 9.4; d) 10.9.
1.a) Interest Coverage Ratio = EBIT / Interest Expense = 233,300/17600 = 13.2 [13.2557]
1.b) EPS = Earnings After Tax / Number of Shares = 133,602 / 60,000 = 2.22 [2.2267]
1.c) Price Earning Ratio = Market Price / EPS = 20 / 2.22 = 8.9 [8.9819]
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