Cornerstones of Financial Accounting
Cornerstones of Financial Accounting
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781337690881
Author: Jay Rich, Jeff Jones
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 12, Problem 89PSA
To determine

(a)

Common size analysis can be led in two different ways, i.e., vertical analysis and horizontal analysis. Vertical analysis alludes to the analysis of explicit details in connection to a base thing inside the equivalent money related period. For instance, in a critical position sheet, we can survey the extent of stock.

To discuss:

Prepare common size income statement to be used for horizontal analysis for Burch 2017 to 2019. Utilize 2017 as the base year for 2018 and 2019.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89PSA

Burch Industries

Common size for income statement ( horizontal)

Particular 2019 2018 2017
Revenues 130.88 113.37 100.00
Costs and expenses:      
Cost of goods sold 128.99 112.89 100.00
Selling and administrative 138.88 114.67 100.00
Interest 94.23 112.26 100.00
Other expenses (income) -3430.23 -4979.07 100.00
Total costs and expenses 131.26 113.44 100.00
Income before income taxes 128.75 113.01 100.00
Income taxes 131.37 110.25 100.00
Net income 127.16 114.69 100.00

Explanation of Solution

In this calculation 1 formula is used

For 2019 year = 2019 amount2017 amount×100

For 2018 year = 2018 amount2017 amount×100.

To determine

(b)

Net income increase shows that what types of effect in the income statement, so increase the net income.

To discuss:

Why net income percentage increase from 2017 to 2019.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89PSA

There are some reasons for increase net income

  1. Increase the sale from 2017 to 2019.
  2. Cost of goods increase but less increase in the comparison with sale amount.
  3. Decrease the interest cost from 2017 to 2019.
  4. Increase the selling expense that why increase the sale volume then increase the net income.

Explanation of Solution

  1. Other expense increase is very high amount.
  2. Increase the sale from 2017 to 2019.
  3. Cost of goods increase but less increase in the comparison with sale amount.
  4. Decrease the interest cost from 2017 to 2019.
  5. Increase the selling expense that why increase the sale volume then increase the net income.
To determine

(c)

Balance sheet is the main statement of any business which shows the real figure of particular company, and after the company balance sheet company can analysis of any types like debt to equity ratio any many more.

To discuss:

Prepare common size statement of balance sheet to be used vertical analysis for 2018 and 2019.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89PSA

Common size statement (vertical)

Balance sheet

 Particular 2019 2018 2019 2018
 ASSETS        
Current assets        
Cash and equivalents S 291,284 260,050 13.32 13.89
Accounts receivable 667,547 596,018 30.52 31.82
Inventories 592,986 471,202 27.11 25.16
Deferred income taxes 26,378 27,511 1.21 1.47
Prepaid expenses 42,452 32,977 1.94 1.76
Total current assets 1,620,647 $1,387,758 74.09 74.10
Net property, plant, and equipment 377,995 346,037 17.28 18.48
Goodwill 157,894 110,363 7.22 5.89
Other assets 30,927 28,703 1.41 1.53
Total assets $2,187,463 1,872,861 100.00 100.00
LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY        
Current liabilities:        
Current portion of long-term debt $52,985 $3,652 2.42 0.19
Notes payable 108,165 105,696 4.94 5.64
Accounts payable 135,701 134,729 6.20 7.19
Accrued liabilities 138,563 134,089 6.33 7.16
Income taxes payable 17,150 42,422 0.78 2.27
Total current liabilities $452,564 $420,588 20.69 22.46
Long-term debt 15,033 77,022 0.69 4.11
Noncurrent deferred income taxes 29,965 27,074 1.37 1.45
Other noncurrent liabilities 43,575 23,728 1.99 1.27
Commitments and contingencies 0 0 0.00 0.00
Redeemable preferred stock 300 300 0.01 0.02
Total liabilities $541,437 $548,712 24.75 29.30
Stockholders' equity:    
Common stock at stated value:    
Class A convertible-26,691 and 26,919 shares outstanding $159 $161 0.01 0.01
Class B-49,161 and 48,591 shares outstanding 2,720 2,716 0.12 0.15
Capital in excess of stated value 108,451 93,799 4.96 5.01
Treasury stock (common at cost) -7,790 -6,860 -0.36 -0.37
Retained earnings 1,542,486 1,234,333 70.51 65.91
Total stockholders' equity $1,646,026 $1,324,149 75.25 70.70
Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $2,187,463 $1,872,861 100.00 100.00

Explanation of Solution

Formula used in the vertical common size balance sheet statement

For 2018 = amount for 2018balance sheet total of 2018 ×100

For 2019 = amount for 2019balance sheet total of 2019 ×100.

To determine

(d)

Balance sheet is the main statement of any business which shows the real figure of particular company, and after the company balance sheet company can analysis of any types like debt to equity ratio any many more.

Company also identity that how much company invest in the different types of assets.

To discuss:

Indicate whether the proportion of dollars invested in the various categories of assets has changed significantly between 2018 to 2019.

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Answer to Problem 89PSA

 Particular 2019 ($) 2018 ($) Difference Percentage
 ASSETS     2019-2018
Current assets    
Cash and equivalents 291,284 260,050 31234 12.01
Accounts receivable 667,547 596,018 71529 12.00
Inventories 592,986 471,202 121784 25.85
Deferred income taxes 26,378 27,511 -1133 -4.12
Prepaid expenses 42,452 32,977 9475 28.73
Total current assets 1,620,647 $1,387,758 232889 16.78
Net property, plant, and equipment 377,995 346,037 31958 9.24
Goodwill 157,894 110,363 47531 43.07
Other assets 30,927 28,703 2224 7.75
Total assets $2,187,463 1,872,861 314602 16.80

Explanation of Solution

 Particular 2019 2018 2019 2018
 ASSETS        
Current assets        
Cash and equivalents S 291,284 260,050 13.32 13.89
Accounts receivable 667,547 596,018 30.52 31.82
Inventories 592,986 471,202 27.11 25.16
Deferred income taxes 26,378 27,511 1.21 1.47
Prepaid expenses 42,452 32,977 1.94 1.76
Total current assets 1,620,647 $1,387,758 74.09 74.10
Net property, plant, and equipment 377,995 346,037 17.28 18.48
Goodwill 157,894 110,363 7.22 5.89
Other assets 30,927 28,703 1.41 1.53
Total assets $2,187,463 1,872,861 100.00 100.00

Difference amount = amount of 2019 − Amount of 2018Percentage = difference amountbase year amount of 2018×100.

To determine

(e)

Capital raised means company taking some amount of borrowing for the purpose of increase the profit amount also increase the company manufacturing or production.

To discuss:

How much amount of capital raised from the various categories of assets has changed significantly between 2018 to 2019.

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Answer to Problem 89PSA

Stockholders' equity:  2019 2018 Difference Precentage
Common stock at stated value:    
Class A convertible-26,691 and 26,919 shares outstanding $159 $161 -2 -1.24
Class B-49,161 and 48,591 shares outstanding 2,720 2,716 4 0.15
Capital in excess of stated value 108,451 93,799 14652 15.62
Treasury stock (common at cost) -7,790 -6,860 -930 13.56
Retained earnings 1,542,486 1,234,333 308153 24.97
Total stockholders' equity $1,646,026 $1,324,149 321877 24.31

Explanation of Solution

Difference amount = amount of 2019 − Amount of 2018

Percentage = difference amountbase year amount of 2018×100.

To determine

(f)

An organization’s balance sheet, otherwise called an "announcement of financial position," uncovers the company’s assets, liabilities and owners' equity (total assets). The balance sheet, together with the salary proclamation and income explanation, make up the foundation of any organization’s financial.

To discuss:

Discuss the financial statement.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89PSA

The company is in very good position, there are some information about the income statement and from the balance sheet:

  1. Sale volume has increase
  2. Profit also increase
  3. Current assets increase from 2018 to 2019
  4. Fixed assets purchase by the company for the production.
  5. Total fixed assets increase.
  6. Goodwill purchase
  7. Company repayment the long-term debt
  8. Company purchase own share from the market
  9. Company increase the retained earning
  10. Reduce the income tax payable.

Explanation of Solution

The organization is in excellent position, there are some data about the pay explanation and from the balance sheet:

1.Sale volume has increment

2.Profit additionally increment

3.Current assets increment from 2018 to 2019

4.Fixed assets buy by the organization for the generation.

5.Total fixed assets increment.

6.Goodwill buy

7.Company reimbursement the long haul obligation

8.Company buy possess share from the market

9.Company increment the held procuring

10.Reduce the pay charge payable.

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