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Questions
    Module 6
    Homework Assignment
        Use the information given in the green tabs to solve the questions below
        (answers in yellow, and show formulas used when applicable.)
    1)    Calcluate the following profitablility ratios:
                    2010        2009        Formulas
    a)    Percent return on net sales
    b)    Percent return on assets employed
    i)    What does the percent return on net sales indicate?
    ii)    What does the percent return on assets employed indicate?
    iii)    What does the change from 2009 to 2010 in the percent return on assets mean for the company?
    2)    The CFO wants a projection for 2011 showing a net profit margin of 25%.
        What changes would have to happen for the net profit to increase?
    3)    What was the long term debt to equity ratio in 2009.
                    2009        Formulas
        Ratio of Long Term Debt To Equity
        What does this mean?
        What is better a higher or lower ratio?
    4)    What are liquidity measures?
        Choose two ratios that assist in the determination of these measures.
        (show the answers for both year as well as the formula) - (hint see page XXXXXXXXXXof text)
            2010        2009        Formulas
        Ratio #1
        Ratio #2
    5)    What are debt service (coverage) ratios
        What is the formula to use
        to determine debt service coverage
    6)    The two purple tabs show the
eakdown of each division in this company.
        What types of items might you decide to "trend" based on the information shown.
        (ie, if sales in one division declined from one year to the next, what kinds of trends might you want to
        start paying attention to. -- hint page 373 and 374)
    7)    Describe at least two things that could happen within this company that would make it necessary fo
        the controller to dig into the numbers and provide a write up to management.
        (for instance, the controller might notice that inventory has shrunk by over 50% what
        might he look for in the numbers and what ratios might he use to check things before alerting management)
Income Statement
    Newton Inc
    Statement of Income
                    12/31/10            12/31/09
    Revenues                $ 18,000,000            $ 17,650,000
    Rental Income                -            -
    Total Revenues                18,000,000            17,650,000
    Cost of Revenues                10,983,333            10,502,000
    Gross Profit                7,016,667            7,148,000
    Selling, General and Administrative Expenses                3,000,000            3,000,000
    Income from Operations                4,016,667            4,148,000
    Other Income (Expense):
        Interest Expense            (16,000)            (17,000)
        Interest Income            36,000            36,000
        Gain (Loss) from Foreign Cu
ency Exchange            -            -
    Total Other Income (Expense)                20,000            19,000
    Total Income (loss) before Provision for Income Taxes                4,036,667            4,167,000
    Provision for Income Taxes                (1,009,167)            (1,041,750)
    Net Income                $ 3,027,500            $ 3,125,250
    Other Comprehensive Income:
        Foreign Cu
ency Translation Adjustment            0            0
    Comprehensive Income                 XXXXXXXXXX            3125250
Bal. Sheet. Retain. Earnings
    Newton Inc
    Balance Sheet
        12/31/10
                12/31/2010        12/31/2009
    Assets
    Cu
ent Assets:
        Cash and Equivalents        $ 1,389,781        $ 500,000
        Accounts Receivable, Net        350,000        350,000
        Inventory        475,000        400,000
        Prepaid Expenses and Other Cu
ent Assets        27,500        27,500
    Total Cu
ent Assets            2,242,281        1,277,500
    Property and Equipment, Net            1,279,000        1,179,000
    Other Assets            100,000        100,000
                -        -
    Total Assets            $ 3,621,281        $ 2,556,500
    Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
    Cu
ent Liabilities:                                    $ 0
        Cu
ent Maturities of Long-Term Debt        $ 686,211        $ 485,000
        Accrued Other        26,842        27,842
        Accounts Payable        350,000        250,000
        Accrued Expenses        27,500        27,500
    Total Cu
ent Liabilities            1,090,553        790,342
    Long-Term Debt, Net of Cu
ent Maturities                    475,000
    Accrued Other Long Term            45,000        45,000
                -        -
    Total Liabilities            1,135,554        1,310,343
                -        -
    Shareholders' Equity:
        Common Stock ( .50 par)        885,000        885,000        1,770,000    shares outstanding
        Retained Earnings        1,744,728        505,158
                -        -
                2,629,727        1,390,157
        Less: Treasury Stock        144,000        144,000
    Total Stockholders' Equity            2,485,727        1,246,157
    Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity            $ 3,621,281        $ 2,556,500
                        -
        Statement of Retained Earnings
        for the Year Ended 2009
        Beginning Retained Earnings, January 1        (2,000,000)
        Plus Net Income        3,125,250
                1,125,250
        Less Dividends        (620,092)
        Ending Retained Earnings 12/31/09        505,158        -
        Statement of Retained Earnings
        for the Year Ended 2010
        Beginning Retained Earnings, January 1        505,158
        Plus Net Income        3,027,500
                3,532,658
        Less Dividends        (1,787,930)
        Ending Retained Earnings 12/31/10        1,744,728
IS per Division 2010
    Newton Inc
    Statements of Income Per Division
    YTD 12/31/10
                Shoes        Clothing        Accessories            Total
    Revenues            $ 10,500,000        $ 5,000,000        $ 2,500,000            $ 18,000,000
                -        -                    -
    Total Revenues            10,500,000        5,000,000        2,500,000            18,000,000
    Cost of Revenues            8,050,000        1,933,333        1,000,000            10,983,333
    Gross Profit            2,450,000        3,066,667        1,500,000            7,016,667
    Selling, General and Administrative Expenses            1,000,000        1,000,000        1,000,000            3,000,000
    Income from Operations            1,450,000        2,066,667        500,000            4,016,667
    Other Income (Expense):
        Interest Expense        (16,000)        -        -            (16,000)
        Interest Income        12,000        12,000        12,000            36,000
                -                -            -
    Total Other Income (Expense)            (4,000)        12,000        12,000            20,000
    Income Before Provision for Income Taxes            1,446,000        2,078,667        512,000        -    4,036,667
    Provision for Income Taxes            361,500        519,667        128,000        -    1,009,167
    Income            1,084,500        1,559,000        384,000            3,027,500
                -        -        -            -
    Net Income            $ 1,084,500        $ 1,559,000        $ 384,000            $ 3,027,500
                $ 1,084,500        $ 1,559,000        $ 384,000            $ 3,027,500
IS per Division 2009
    Newton Inc
    Statements of Income Per Division
    YTD 12/31/09
                Shoes        Clothing        Accessories            Total
    Revenues            $ 9,500,000        $ 5,500,000        $ 2,650,000            $ 17,650,000
                -        -                    -
    Total Revenues            9,500,000        5,500,000        2,650,000            17,650,000
    Cost of Revenues            7,280,000        2,157,000        1,065,000            10,502,000
    Gross Profit            2,220,000        3,343,000        1,585,000            7,148,000
    Selling, General and Administrative Expenses            1,000,000        1,000,000        1,000,000            3,000,000
    Income from Operations            1,220,000        2,343,000        585,000            4,148,000
    Other Income (Expense):
        Interest Expense        (17,000)        -        -            (17,000)
        Interest Income        12,000        12,000        12,000            36,000
                -                -            -
    Total Other Income (Expense)            (5,000)        12,000        12,000            19,000
    Income Before Provision for Income Taxes            1,215,000        2,355,000        597,000        -    4,167,000
    Provision for Income Taxes            303,750        588,750        149,250        -    1,041,750
    Income            911,250        1,766,250        447,750            3,125,250
                -        -        -            -
    Net Income            $ 911,250        $ 1,766,250        $ 447,750            $ 3,125,250
                $ 911,250        $ 1,766,250        $ 447,750            $ 3,125,250
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Sushil Narasagonda answered on Jun 11 2022
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Questions
    Module 6
    Homework Assignment
        Use the information given in the green tabs to solve the questions below
        (answers in yellow, and show formulas used when applicable.)
    1)    Calcluate the following profitablility ratios:
                    2010        2009        Formulas
    a)    Percent return on net sales            17%        18%        Net Income /Total Revenues
    b)    Percent return on assets employed            220%        244%        Net Income /Total Fixed Assets
    i)    What does the percent return on net sales indicate?                    It indicates that how much % of revenue is converted in to profit. It means how the Company is generating profit from its top line revenue.
    ii)    What does the percent return on assets employed indicate?                    It indicates that how the Company efficienty using its assets to generate profits. If this ratio rises it means the company is able to generate good amount of revenue from its assets. If it is going down it means the company will be in some trouble.
    iii)    What does the change from 2009 to 2010 in the percent return on assets mean for the company?
        ROA is gone down to 220% in 2020 from 244% in 2009. It means that the Company's efficiency to use the assets of the company to generate revenue and profit has decreased and immediate actions are required to co
ect it. The Company or Investors can avoid investing additional funds in Fixed Assets as the return on assets is going down.
    2)    The CFO wants a projection for 2011 showing a net profit margin of 25%.
        What changes would have to happen for the net profit to increase?
        As the Company has good gross margin in Clothing and accessories division, the Company need to increase its volume of sales to achieve the net profit margin of 25%
        as the fixed cost is same. To increase the contribution we need to increase sales only. On priority the Company should focus on increasing sales of clothing,
        which will increase the net margin substantially.
    3)    What was the long term debt to equity ratio in 2009.
                    2009        Formulas
        Ratio of Long Term Debt To Equity            0.42        Total of Long term debt/Total Shareholders Equity
        What does this mean?            The debt to equity ratio means debt as a % of shareholders equity. Normally ratio should be below 1. In our case the company is less risky as debt is lower that equity.
        What is better a higher or lower ratio?            Lower debt to equity ratio is always better and it is treated that the Company is less risky. It should be less than 1. The debt equity ratio
                    can be misleading unless it is used along with industry average ratio.
    4)    What are liquidity measures?            Liquidity measures are Net working capital, cu
ent ratio, quick ratio and cash ratio.
        Choose two ratios that assist in the determination of these measures.
        (show the answers for both year as well as the formula) - (hint see page 360-361 of text)
            2010        2009        Formulas
        Ratio #1    2.06        1.62        Cu
ent ratio = Cu
ent Assets/ Cu
ent Liabilities
        Ratio #2    1.60        1.08        Quick Ratio = (Cash + Receivables + Marketable Sucurities) / Cu
ent Liabilities
    5)    What are debt service (coverage) ratios            There are various ratios 1. Interest Coverage ratio 2. Debt Service Coverage ratio 3. Asset Coverage ratio
        What is the formula to use
        to determine debt service coverage            Debt Service coverage = Net Operating Income / (Interest + Principal) OR EBITDA/(Interest + Principal)
    6)    The two purple tabs show...
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