Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis
Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis
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ISBN: 9781337788281
Author: James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Ratios Analyses: McCormick Refer to the information for McCormick above. Additional information for 20X3 it as follows (amounts in millions):

Chapter 4, Problem 16P, Ratios Analyses: McCormick Refer to the information for McCormick above. Additional information for , example  1

Required:

Next Level Compute the following for 20X3. Provide a brief description of what each ratio reveals about McCormick

  1. 1. return on common equity
  2. 2. debt-to-assets
  3. 3. debt-toequity
  4. 4. current
  5. 5. quick (McCormick uses cash and equivalents, short-term securities and receivables in their quick ratio calculation.)
  6. 6. inventory turnover days
  7. 7. accounts receivable turnover days
  8. 8. accounts payable turnover days
  9. 9. operating cycle (in days)
  10. 10. total asset turnover

Use the following information for 14-17 and 14-18:

The Hershey Company is one of the world’s leading producers of chocolates, candies, and confections. It sells chocolates and candies, mints and gums, baking ingredients, toppings, and beverages. Hershey’s consolidated balance sheets for 20X2 and 20X3 follow.

Chapter 4, Problem 16P, Ratios Analyses: McCormick Refer to the information for McCormick above. Additional information for , example  2

Requirement 1:

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Determine the return on common equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Explanation of Solution

Determine the return on common equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Step 1: Calculate the average total common stockholders’ equity.

Average total commonstockholders’ equity}={[Total common stocholders' equity, ending+Total common stocholders' equity, beginning+]2}={[$1,947.7million+$1,700.2million]2}=$3,647.92=$1,823.95

Step 2: Calculate the return on common equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Return on common equity = (Net incomeAverage total common stocholders' equity)=($389.0million$1,823.95)=0.213

Hence, the return on common equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 0.213.

Comment:

Return on common equity ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation generated a 21.3% return for its common shareholders.

Requirement 2:

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Determine the debt-to-assets ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the debt-to-assets ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Debt-to-assets ratio = Total liabilitiesTotal assets=$2,502.0million$4,449.7million=0.562

Hence, the debt-to-assets ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 0.562.

Comment:

Debt-to-assets ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation’s 56.2% of total assets are financed by its creditors.

Requirement 3:

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Determine the debt-to-equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the debt-to-equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Debt-to-equity ratio = Total liabilitiesTotal common stocholders' equity=$2,502.0million$1,947.7million=1.28

Hence, the debt-to- equity ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 1.28.

Comment:

Debt-to-assets ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation has $1.28 in total liabilities for every of $1.00 in equity.

Requirement 4:

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Determine the current ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Explanation of Solution

Determine the current ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Current ratio = Current assetsCurrent liabilities=$1,370.2million$1,063.1million=1.29

Hence, the current ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 1.29.

Comment:

Current ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation has $1.29 in current assets for every of $1.00 in current liabilities.

Requirement 5:

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Determine the quick ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Explanation of Solution

Determine the quick ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Quick ratio = Quick assetsCurrent liabilities=[Cash and cash equivalents +Recceivables]Current liabilities=[$63million+$495.5million]$1,063.1million=0.53

Hence, the quick ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 0.53.

Comment:

Quick ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation has $0.53 in quick assets (cash and receivables) for every of $1.00 in current liabilities.

Requirement 6:

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Determine the inventory turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the inventory turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Step 1: Calculate the average inventory.

Average inventory=(Ending inventory +Beinning inventory2)=($676.9million + $615.0million2)=($1,291.92)=$645.95 million

Step 2: Calculate the inventory turnover.

Inventory turnover= [Cost of goods soldAverage inventory]=$2,457.6million$645.95 million=3.80 times

Step 3: Calculate the inventory turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Inventory turnover days = (365 daysInventory turnover)(365 days3.80 times)=95.93days

Hence, the inventory turnover days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 are 95.93 days.

Comment:

On an average C&C Incorporation takes 100 days to convert inventory into sales in the operation cycle.

Requirement 7:

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Determine the accounts receivable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the accounts receivable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Step 1: Calculate the average accounts receivable.

Average accounts receivable =(Ending accounts receivable +Beinning accounts receivable2)=($495.5million +$465.9million2)=($961.42)=$480.7 million

Step 2: Calculate the accounts receivable turnover.

Accounts receivable turnover= Total credit salesAverage accounts receivable=$4,123.4million$480.7 million=8.577 times

Step 3: Calculate the accounts receivable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Accounts receivable turnover days = 365 daysAccounts receivable turnover=365 days8.577 times=42.6days

Hence, the accounts receivable turnover days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 are 42.6 days.

Comment:

On an average C&C Incorporation takes 43 days to collect its receivables from its customers.

Requirement 8:

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Determine the accounts payable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the accounts payable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Step 1: Determine the amount of inventory purchases.

Inventory purchases = Cost of goods sold + Change in inventory=Cost of goods sold +(Ending inventoryBeginning inventory)=$2,457.6million +($676.9million$615.0million)=$2,519.5million

Step 2: Calculate the average accounts payable.

Average accounts payable =(Ending accounts receivable +Beinning accounts receivable2)=($387.3million +$375.8million2)=$763.12=$381.55 million

Step 3: Calculate the accounts payable turnover.

Accounts payable turnover = [Inventory purchasesAverage accounts receivable]=[$2,519.5million$381.55 million]=6.60 times

Step 4: Determine the accounts payable turnover in days.

Accounts payable turnover days = 365 daysAccounts payable turnover=365 days6.60 times=55.3days

Hence, the accounts payable turnover in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 55.3 days.

Comment:

On an average C&C Incorporation takes 55 days to pay its payables to its suppliers.

Requirement 9:

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Determine the operating cycle in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the operating cycle in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Operating cycle(in days) =[Inventory turnover days+Accounts receivable turnover days Accounts payables turnover days]=95.9days +42.6days55.3days=83.2days

Hence, the operating cycle in days of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 83.2 days.

Comment:

C&C Incorporation takes 83.2days to complete an operating cycle (the purchase of inventory and collection of cash from accounts receivable).

Requirement 10:

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Determine the total assets turnover ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

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Determine the total assets turnover ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3:

Step 1: Calculate average total assets.

Average total assets =[(Beginning total assets +Ending total assets)2]=[($4,449.7million +$4,165.4million)2]=($8,615.12)=$4,307.55 million

Step 2: Calculate the total assets turnover ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3.

Total assets turnover ratio = Total revenuesAverage total assets=$4,123.4million$4,307.55 million=0.96

Hence, the total assets turnover ratio of C&C Incorporation for 20X3 is 0.96.

Comment:

Total assets turnover ratio indicates that C&C Incorporation has generated $0.96 in sales for every of $1.00 in assets

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