In 2016, Natural Selection, a
nationwide computer dating service, had $538 million of assets and
$219 million of liabilities. Earnings before interest and taxes
were $139 million, interest expense was $31 million, the tax rate
was 40 percent, principal repayment requirements were $25.9
million, and annual dividends were 35 cents per share on 22 million
shares outstanding. a. Calculate the following for Natural
Selection: (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.) b. What
percentage decline in earnings before interest and taxes could
Natural Selection have sustained before failing to cover: (Round
your answers to 1 decimal place.)
a) calculation of liabilities to equity ratio
Liabilities = $219 million
Equity = assets - liabilities
Equity = $538 - $219 = $319 million
Liabilities to equity ratio = liabilities÷ equity
= $219 million ÷ $319 million = 0.687
Times interest earned ratio = EBIT ÷ INTEREST EXPENSE
= $139 million ÷ $31 million
= 4.48
Times burden covered = EBIT÷ (Interest expense + principal payment × (1- tax rate))
= $139 ÷ ( $31 + $25.9÷(1-40%))
= 1.874
b.
Interest payment requirements%
EBIT needs to declined from $139 million to below $31millionto fail to cover the interest expense
= (139-31)÷ 139 ×100 = 77.69% decline in EBIT
Principal and interest requirement%
EBIT needs to to be declined from$139 million to below$ 74.2 million to fail to cover principal and interest
= ($139-$74.2)÷ 139 ×100 = 46.62%
Principal, interest and common dividend payment%
EBIT needs to be declined from$139 million to below [31+25.9/(1-40%)+(0.35×22)/(1-40%)] =$87 to fail to cover principal, interest and common dividend payments
=($139-$87)÷139×100 = 37.4%
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