Zomby Co.’s revenues for the current year is $30,000. Its net
fixed assets are $10,000,
short-term liabilities are $3,000, long-term liabilities are
$12,000 and shareholders’
equity is $7,000. Depreciation expense of the company is 25% of its
net fixed assets
and its interest expense is 10% of its long-term debt. If costs of
goods sold is $22,500,
general and administrative expenses are $6,000 and tax rate is 40%,
calculate the
following:
a. Current Assets
b. EBIT
c. Net Income
d. Operating Cash Flow
total of liabilities and shareholders equity | total of current liabilities+long term debt+ shareholders equity | 3000+12000+7000 | 22000 |
current assets | total of liabilities and shareholders equity = total of current assets+ net fixed assets | 22000 = current assets+10000 | current assets = 22000-10000 = 12000 |
EBIT | |||
revenue | 30000 | ||
cost of goods sold | 22500 | ||
gross profit | 7500 | ||
less administrative expenses | 6000 | ||
depreciation | 2500 | ||
2-EBIT | -1000 | ||
less interest | 1200 | ||
EBT | -2200 | ||
tax | 0 | ||
3-net income/ loss | -2200 | ||
operating cash flow | |||
operating cash flow | -2200 | ||
add depreciation | 2500 | ||
4-operating cash flow | 300 |
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