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Chapter 15, Problem 15.2BPR
To determine
To prepare: Comparative income statement for the two-year period.
Given info: Income statement for the two year period.
Requirement 2:
To determine
To comment: Significant relationships revealed by the horizontal analysis.
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Given the income statement below, Mega Trade Inc. wants to find the resulting net income for the year 2016 (in million). What is the right amount?
Income Statement ($ Million)
YEAR END
YEAR END
YEAR END
YEAR END
2015
2016
2017
2018
Sales
1,234.90
1,251.70
1,300.40
1,334.40
Cost Sales
-679.1
-659
-681.3
-667
Gross Operating Income
Selling & Administration
-339.7
-348.6
-351.2
-373.3
Depreciation
-47.5
-52
-55.9
-75.2
Other Income/Expenses
11.8
7.6
7
8.2
Earnings Before Interest and Taxes
Interest Income
1.3
1.4
1.7
2
Interest Expense
-16.2
-15.1
-20.5
-23.7
Pre Tax Income
Income Taxes
-56.8
-64.2
-67.5
-72.6
Net Income
Dividends
-38.3
-38.7
-39.8
-40.1
Given the income statement below, Mega Trade Inc. wants to find the resulting net income for the year 2018 (in million). What is the right amount?
Income Statement ($ Million)
Year End
2015
2016
2017
2018
Sales
1,234.90
1,251.70
1,300.40
1,334.40
Cost of Sales
-679.1
-659
-681.3
-667
Selling & Administration
-339.7
-348.6
-351.2
-373.3
Depreciation
-47.5
-52
-55.9
-75.2
Other Income/Expenses
11.8
7.6
7
8.2
Interest Income
1.3
1.4
1.7
2
Interest Expense
-16.2
-15.1
-20.5
-23.7
Income Taxes
-56.8
-64.2
-67.5
-72.6
Dividends
-38.3
-38.7
-39.8
-40.1
CHOICES:
A. 108.7B. 132.7C. No choice givenD. 132.8E. 121.8
Given the income statement below, Mega Trade Inc. wants to find the resulting net income for the year 2018 (in million). What is the right amount?
Income Statement ($ Million)
YEAR END
YEAR END
YEAR END
YEAR END
2015
2016
2017
2018
Sales
1,234.90
1,251.70
1,300.40
1,334.40
Cost Sales
-679.1
-659
-681.3
-667
Gross Operating Income
Selling & Administration
-339.7
-348.6
-351.2
-373.3
Depreciation
-47.5
-52
-55.9
-75.2
Other Income/Expenses
11.8
7.6
7
8.2
Earnings Before Interest and Taxes
Interest Income
1.3
1.4
1.7
2
Interest Expense
-16.2
-15.1
-20.5
-23.7
Pre Tax Income
Income Taxes
-56.8
-64.2
-67.5
-72.6
Net Income
Dividends
-38.3
-38.7
-39.8
-40.1
Addition to Retained Earnings
Chapter 15 Solutions
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