Steinhardt Wig Company has the following Income statement and balance sheet for 2005. The firm paid out 65% of it's Net Income as Dividends. What is the firms Cash Flow to Equity Holders? (Round to nearest penny and do not enter commas, e.g. 1234.56)
Revenue | 176655 |
---|---|
Costs | 23271 |
Depreciation | 16885 |
Ebit | |
Interest Expense | 7562 |
Taxable Income | |
Tax Expense @ 22% | |
Net Income |
Year | 2004 | 2005 | 2004 | 2005 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Current Assets | 17455 | 17375 | Current Liabilities | 14757 | 17015 |
Fixed Assets | 140357 | 157330 | Long-Term Debt | 136777 | 139901 |
Common Stock | 30465 | 37106 |
Income Statement |
|
Revenue |
1,76,655.00 |
Less: Costs |
23,271.00 |
Less: Depreciation |
16,885.00 |
EBIT |
1,36,499.00 |
Less: Interest Expenses |
7,562.00 |
Taxable Income |
1,28,937.00 |
Less: Tax at 22% |
28,366.14 |
Net Income |
1,00,570.86 |
Less: Dividends at 65% |
65,371.06 |
Addition to retained earnings |
35,199.80 |
Firms Cash Flow to Equity Holders
Cash Flow to Equity Holders = Dividend Paid – Net New Equity
= Dividend Paid – [Common stock at the end - Common stock at the beginning]
= $35,199.80 – [$37,106.00 - $30,465.00]
= $35,199.80 – $6,641.00
= $28,558.80
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