Using the data for Rusco Company, prepare the following ratios/ numbers for the current year. Show formula and work.
A.) what is the cash ratio?
B.) What is the A/R and Inventory turnover?
C.) What is the Earning Per Share for current year?
D.) Purchases?
A.) Cash ratio = 0.53 or 5.30% (rounding to 2 decimal places)
B.) A/R Turnover = 5.0
Inventory turnover = 2.61
C.) Earning Per Share for current year = $0.29
D.) Purchases = $350,000
Notes
1) Formula to calculate Cash Ratio = Cash & cash equivalents/Current Liabilities = 8/151 = 0.5298 or 5.298%
2) AR Turnover = Net Sales/Average Accounts Receivables = 500/ 100= 5.00
Average Accounts Receivables = (Beginning Accounts Receivables + Ending Accounts Receivables )/2 = (80+120)/2 = 100
Inventory Turnover = Cost of Goods Sold/Average Inventory = 300/115 = 2.60869
Average Inventory = (Beginning Inventory + Ending Inventory)/2 = (140+90)/2 = 115
3) Earnings per share = Net Income/Weighted Average shares outstanding = 30000/103000= $0.29
Weighted Average shares outstanding = (100000+106000)/2 = 103000
4) We know that
Cost of Goods Sold = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory
300 = 90 + Purchases - 140. Hence Purchases = 300+140-90 = $350
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