Hancock Corp has the following operating results and capital structure.  The firm is contemplating a capital restructuring to 60% debt.  Its stock is currently selling for book value at $25 per share. The interest rate is 9%, and combined state and federal taxes are 42%.   Show all of your calculation work and label all of your work so I can follow your calculation process.  1. Complete current income statement and balance sheet and income statement under proposed capital structure. 2. Calculate EPS under the current and proposed capital structures.   3. Calculate the DFL under both structures.        Current        Proposed INCOME STATEMENT                 Revenue                $6,000,000         $6,000,000  Cost/Expense        4,500,000        4,500,000 EBIT          $1,500,000          1,500,000                   Interest (9%)                 EBT                 Tax (42%)                      EAT (Net Income)                                  BALANCE SHEET                 Debt        $1,200,000          Equity        8,800,000         Total           $10,000,000          2                 Number of Equity Shares                 Earnings Per Share (EPS)                 3                 Degee of Financial Leverage (DFL)

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Hancock Corp has the following operating results and capital structure. 

The firm is contemplating a capital restructuring to 60% debt.  Its stock is currently selling for book value at $25 per share. The interest rate is 9%, and combined state and federal taxes are 42%.  
Show all of your calculation work and label all of your work so I can follow your calculation process. 

1. Complete current income statement and balance sheet and income statement under proposed capital structure.

2. Calculate EPS under the current and proposed capital structures.  

3. Calculate the DFL under both structures.        Current        Proposed
INCOME STATEMENT                
Revenue                $6,000,000         $6,000,000 
Cost/Expense        4,500,000        4,500,000
EBIT          $1,500,000          1,500,000 
                
Interest (9%)                
EBT                
Tax (42%)                     
EAT (Net Income)                
                
BALANCE SHEET                
Debt        $1,200,000         
Equity        8,800,000        
Total           $10,000,000         
2                
Number of Equity Shares                
Earnings Per Share (EPS)                
3                
Degee of Financial Leverage (DFL)           

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