FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
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Chapter 13, Problem 2PSB
To determine

Current ratio:

Current ratio is the ratio which is used to measure a company’s liquidity and it considers current assets and current liabilities.

Common size income statement:

Common size income statement is the income statement in which individual account is presented in form of sales value.

Trend percents:

A data presentation to show change over a quite long period of time is known as trend percents. In this analysis items are expressed as a percentage of a base year and items are taken line by line.

1.

To compute: Current ratio of B Company for the years 2017, 2016 and 2015.

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Explanation of Solution

Formula to calculate current ratio is,

  Currentratio=CurrentAssetsCurrentLiabilities

2017

Given,

Current assets are $54,860.

Current liabilities are $22,370.

Substitute $54,860for current assets and $22,370 for current liabilities in the above formula.

  Currentratio=$54,860$22,370=2.45

2016

Given,

Current assets are $32,660.

Current liabilities are $19,180

Substitute $32,660 for current assets and $19,180 for current liabilities.

  Currentratio=$32,660$19,180=1.70

2015

Given,

Current assets are $36,300.

Current liabilities are $16,500.

Substitute $36,300 for current assets and $16,500 for current liabilities in the above formula.

  Currentratio=$36,300$16,500=2.2

Thus, current ratios of B Company are 2.45, 1.70 and 2.2 for the year 2017, 2016 and 2015 respectively.

2.

To determine

To prepare: Common size income statement of B Company.

2.

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Common size income statement is express in form of percentage which helps to analyze the statement in a better way.

    B COMPANY
    Common Size Income Statement
    For the Year Ended December31, 2017, 2016 and 2015
    Common size percents
    Particulars2017($)2016($)2015($)201720162015
    Sales198,800166,000143,800100100100
    Cost of goods sold108,89086,17566,20054.775246.04
    Gross profit89,91079,82577,60045.2348.154
    Selling expenses22,68019,79018,00011.411212.52
    Administrative expenses16,76014,61015,7008.438.8011
    Total expenses39,44034,40033,70019.8420.823.52
    Income before taxes50,47045,42543,90025.3927.330.48
    Income taxes60,505,9105,3003.043.563.7
    Net income44,42039,51538,60022.3423.8026.84

Table (1)

Hence , B Company has common size percents of net income 22.34%, 23.80% and 26.84% in the year of 2017, 2016 and 2015 respectively.

Working Notes:

Formula to calculate common size percent is:

  Commonsizepercent(%)=AnalysisBaseamount×100

2017

Calculation of common percent of sales,

  Common percent of Sales=$198,800$198,800×100=100%

Calculation of common percent of cost of goods sold,

  Common percent of cost of goods sold=$108,890$198,800×100=54.77%

Calculation of common percent of gross profit,

  Common percent of grossprofit=$89,910$198,800×100=45.23%

Calculation of common percent of selling expenses,

  Common percent of sellingexpenses=$22,680$198,800×100=11.41%

Calculation of common percent of administrative expenses,

  Commonpercentofadministrative expenses=$16,760$198,800×100=8.43%

Calculation of common percent of income taxes,

  Common percent ofincome taxes=$6,050$198,800×100=3.04%

Calculation of common percent of net income,

  Common percent of netincome=$44,420$198,800×100=22.34%

2016

Calculation of common percent of sales,

  Common percent of Sales=$166,000$166,000×100=100%

Calculation of common percent of cost of goods sold,

  Common percent of cost ofgoods sold=$86,175$166,000×100=52%

Calculation of common percent of gross profit,

  Common percent of grossprofit=$79,825$166,000×100=48.1%

Calculation of common percent of selling expenses,

  Common percent of sellingexpenses=$19,790$166,000×100=12%

Calculation of common percent of administrative expenses,

  Common percent ofadministrative expenses=$14,610$166,000×100=8.80%

Calculation of common percent of income taxes,

  Common percent ofincome taxes=$5,910$166,000×100=3.56%

Calculation of common percent of net income,

  Common percent of netincome=$39,515$166,000×100=23.80%

2015

Calculation of common percent of sales,

  Common percent of Sales=$143,800$143,800×100=100%

Calculation of common percent of cost of goods sold,

  Common percent of cost ofgoods sold =$66,200$143,800×100=46.04%

Calculation of common percent of gross profit,

  Common percent of grossprofit=$77,600$143,800×100=54%

Calculation of common percent of selling expenses,

  Common percent of sellingexpenses=$18,000$143,800×100=12.52%

Calculation of common percent of administrative expenses,

  Common percent ofadministrative expenses=$15,700$143,800×100=11%

Calculation of common percent of income taxes,

  Common percent ofincome taxes=$5,300$143,800×100=3.7%

Calculation of common percent of net income,

  Commonpercent of netincome=$38,600$143,800×100=26.84%

3.

To determine

To compute: Trend percents of balance sheet items taking 2015 as base year.

3.

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Balance Sheet of B Company as mentioned below:

    B Company
    Balance Sheet
    For the year ended December 31, 2017 and 2016
    Trend Percents (%)
    Particular2017($)2016($)20172016
    Assets
    Current assets54,86032,660151.1390
    Long-term investments017,00016.04
    Plant assets, net112,810113,660142.8143.87
    Total assets167,670148,020133.18117.57
    Liabilities and Equity
    Current liabilities22,37019,180135.58116.24
    Common stock46,50046,500125.68125.68
    Other paid- in capital13,85013,850122.57122.57
    Retained earnings84,95068,490139.03112.09
    Total liabilities and equity167,670148,200133.18117.57

Table (2)

Thus, total assets trend percent in 2017 is 133.18% and in 2016 is 117.57%

Working notes:

Formula to calculate trend percent is,

  TrendPercent(%)=AnalysisperiodamountBaseperiodamount×100

2017

Calculation of trend percent of current assets,

  Currentassetstrend %=$54,860$36,300×100=151.13%

Calculation of trend percent of long term investments,

  Long terminvestments trend %=$0$10,600×100=0%

Calculation of trend percent of plant assets,

  Plant assets trend %=$112,810$79,000×100=142.8%

Calculation of trend percent of total assets,

  Total assets trend %=$167,670$125,900×100=133.18%

Calculation of trend percent of current liabilities,

  Current liabilities trend %=$22,370$16,500×100=135.58%

Calculation of trend percent of common stock,

  Common stock trend%=$46,500$37,000×100=125.68%

Calculation of trend percent of other paid in capital,

  Otherpaid-in capitaltrend%=$13,850$11,300×100=122.57%

Calculation of trend percent of retained earnings,

  Retained earnings trend%=$84,950$61.100×100=139.03%

Calculation of trend percent of total liabilities and equity,

  Totalliabilities andequity%=$167,670$125,900×100=133.18%

2016

Calculation of trend percent of current assets,

  Currentassetstrend %=$32,660$36,300×100=90%

Calculation of trend percent of long term investments,

  Long terminvestments trend %=$1,700$10,600×100=16.04%

Calculation of trend percent of plant assets,

  Plant assets trend %=$113,660$79,000×100=143.87%

Calculation of trend percent of total assets,

  Total assets trend %=$148,020$125,900×100=117.57%

Calculation of trend percent of current liabilities,

  Current liabilities trend %=$19,180$16,500×100=116.24%

Calculation of trend percent of common stock,

  Commonstocktrend%=$46,500$37,000×100=125.68%

Calculation of trend percent of other paid in capital,

  Otherpaid-in capitaltrend%=$13,850$11,300×100=122.57%

Calculation of trend percent of retained earnings,

  Retained earnings trend%=$68,490$61,100×100=112.09%

Calculation of trend percent of total liabilities and equity,

  Totalliabilities andequity%=$148,020$125,900×100=117.57%

4.

To determine

To explain: Analyze computed ratios and percents.

4.

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Explanation of Solution

  • 2:1 is the ideal current ratio which a company should maintain. Near to ideal ratio of B Company is in the year of 2015 which is 2.2:1.
  • On the basis of common size percents and trend percents there is an increasing element in the relative percent.
  • B Company has common size percents of net income 22.34%, 23.80% and 26.84% in the year of 2017, 2016 and 2015 respectively.
  • Total assets trend percent of the company in 2017 is 133.18% and in 2016 is 117.57% which shows increment of 15.61% (133.18%117.57%) .

Thus, B Company’s trend percents show its efficiency in its operations.

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