What Will Be The Impact On Return On Equity (ROE) If Following Ratios Change?

What will be the impact on Return on Equity (ROE) if following ratios change? Explain how changes in each ratio will affect ROE. a. Tax burden and Interest burden go down, financial leverage increases, EBIT margin and total asset turnover remain unchanged b. Financial leverage decreases, net profit margin and total asset turnover remain unchanged c. EBIT margin falls, tax burden increases, interest burden remains unchanged, total asset turnover and financial leverage increase d. Return on asset falls, net profit margin increases, financial leverage falls

The Following Five Independent Cases Made Assumptions With Respect To Ms. Wanda Withers’ Marital

The following five independent cases made assumptions with respect to Ms. Wanda Withers’ marital status and her number of dependants. All cases relate to 2017 information. In addition, the five cases provide other information that is relevant to the determination of Ms. Wanda Withers’ 2017 income tax payable. In all cases, her employer withheld the required EI premiums and CPP contributions. Case A Mrs. Wanda Withers, age 55, had employment income of $90,000. She was married to Mr. John Withers, also age 55, who had $8,000 income. Their daughter, age 20, lived at home, and she had $3,600 net income for tax purposes for 2017. Mrs. Wanda Withers and Mr. John Withers had medical expenses totaling $5,400, and their daughter had $7,000 medical expenses. Case B Mrs. Wanda Withers, age 45, had employment income of $150,000. She was married to Mr. John Withers, age 40, who had net income for tax purposes of $5,000. Their 18-year-old son lived at home and he had $9,500 net income for tax purposes. Because of a physical infirmity, the son was dependent on his parents. The son did not qualify for the disability tax credit, since his physical infirmity was not severe enough. The son attends university on a full time basis for 9 months in 2017. Mrs. Wanda Withers paid her son’s $8,700 tuition fees, plus $720 for textbooks. The son agreed to transfer the maximum amount of his tuition fees to his mother. Case C Mrs. Wanda Withers and her husband, Mr. John Withers, were both 73 years old. Mr. John Withers was disabled, thus he qualified for the disability tax credit. Mrs. Wanda Withers Mr. John Withers had the following income in 2017: Case D Ms. Wanda Withers, age 35, had $75,000 employment income. She donated $4,000 to registered charities (she donated less in the previous year). Ms. Wanda Withers was single and had no dependants. Case E Ms. Wanda Withers, age 54, had $120,000 net rental income. She was divorced and had custody of her 18-year-old disabled daughter, who qualified for the disability tax credit. The daughter had net income for tax purposes of $8,000. The daughter was dependant on her father for support. Required: In each case, calculate Mrs. Wanda Withers’ 2017 minimum federal income tax payable. Indicate any carry forwards available to her and to her dependants, and the carry forward provisions. Ignore any tax amounts that Mrs. Wanda Withers might have had withheld or paid in instalments.

Your Company Has Just Adopted A Just-in-time Philosophy, Allowing It To Combine All Parts

Your company has just adopted a just-in-time philosophy, allowing it to combine all parts of an order and it is sold as soon as it is completed. You notice two of the plants estimate their ending Work-in-Process inventories at 80%. This allows the plant managers to meet their profit goals and receive a bonus. The managers feel calculating the percent complete takes judgement and they will finish the Work-in-Process inventory first thing next year. Evaluate the manager’s reasoning and explain the effects this could have on the current and future year’s financial statements. Include any ethical issues created by the managers. Identify the options your company has, and what consequences does this create for the company. EXPLAIN your reasoning please

Each Of The Following Independent Cases Describes A Situation With A Proposed Tax Treatment.

Each of the following independent cases describes a situation with a proposed tax treatment. For each case, indicate whether the treatment is correct, and justify your conclusion. Case A: In 2000, George Marker bought a 500-acre parcel of land for $400,000. He was going to build a home on the property. However, in 2018, he received an offer of $900,000 for 220 acres of the property. Because these 220 acres of land were waterfront and had better road access, he thought the fair market value of the remaining 280 acres was only $240,000. He accepted the offer of $900,000. In filing his 2018 income tax return, he was going to use a $315,600 adjusted cost base {[$400,000 X [$900,000/ ($900,000 $240,000)} in calculating his gain. Case B: Cathy Conrad sold a property with an adjusted cost base of $35,000 for $150,000. She provided a warranty on the property that she estimates would cost her about $15,000 to service. As a result, she calculated her capital gain to be $100,000. Case C: Roger Fell sold a sofa to his son for $1,400 and a painting to his daughter for $900. These selling prices equaled their estimated fair market value. Several years ago, Roger Fell purchased the sofa for $1,700 and the painting for $600. He did not report any capital gain or loss on his 2018 individual income tax return. Case D: Lorraine Lurch purchased a cottage in 2013 for $275,000. She rarely used the cottage, since she preferred to live in her Vancouver condo. The cottage’s current value is $700,000 in 2018. In 2018, she decided to convert the cottage into a rental property. Lorraine Lurch has told everyone that, in 2018, she will report all of her rental income, but she does not intend to recognize a gain or loss on the conversion of the property, since no disposition has occurred. Case E: In 2018, Joe Solo sold a non-depreciable capital asset for $560,000. The adjusted cost base of the asset was $250,000, resulting in a capital gain of $310,000. Under the terms of the sale, he received $56,000 (10% of the proceeds) in 2018, with the remainder being paid in 2019. Thus, he is going to report $31,000 capital gains on his 2018 income tax return, calculated as follows: 10% X $310,000. Each of the following independent cases describes a situation with a proposed tax treatment. For each case, indicate whether the treatment is correct, and justify your conclusion. Case A: In 2000, George Marker bought a 500-acre parcel of land for $400,000. He was going to build a home on the property. However, in 2018, he received an offer of $900,000 for 220 acres of the property. Because these 220 acres of land were waterfront and had better road access, he thought the fair market value of the remaining 280 acres was only $240,000. He accepted the offer of $900,000. In filing his 2018 income tax return, he was going to use a $315,600 adjusted cost base {[$400,000 X [$900,000/ ($900,000 $240,000)} in calculating his gain. Case B: Cathy Conrad sold a property with an adjusted cost base of $35,000 for $150,000. She provided a warranty on the property that she estimates would cost her about $15,000 to service. As a result, she calculated her capital gain to be $100,000. Case C: Roger Fell sold a sofa to his son for $1,400 and a painting to his daughter for $900. These selling prices equaled their estimated fair market value. Several years ago, Roger Fell purchased the sofa for $1,700 and the painting for $600. He did not report any capital gain or loss on his 2018 individual income tax return. Case D: Lorraine Lurch purchased a cottage in 2013 for $275,000. She rarely used the cottage, since she preferred to live in her Vancouver condo. The cottage’s current value is $700,000 in 2018. In 2018, she decided to convert the cottage into a rental property. Lorraine Lurch has told everyone that, in 2018, she will report all of her rental income, but she does not intend to recognize a gain or loss on the conversion of the property, since no disposition has occurred. Case E: In 2018, Joe Solo sold a non-depreciable capital asset for $560,000. The adjusted cost base of the asset was $250,000, resulting in a capital gain of $310,000. Under the terms of the sale, he received $56,000 (10% of the proceeds) in 2018, with the remainder being paid in 2019. Thus, he is going to report $31,000 capital gains on his 2018 income tax return, calculated as follows: 10% X $310,000.

The Following Five Independent Cases Made Assumptions With Respect To Ms. Wanda Withers’ Marital

The following five independent cases made assumptions with respect to Ms. Wanda Withers’ marital status and her number of dependants. All cases relate to 2017 information. In addition, the five cases provide other information that is relevant to the determination of Ms. Wanda Withers’ 2017 income tax payable. In all cases, her employer withheld the required EI premiums and CPP contributions. Case A Mrs. Wanda Withers, age 55, had employment income of $90,000. She was married to Mr. John Withers, also age 55, who had $8,000 income. Their daughter, age 20, lived at home, and she had $3,600 net income for tax purposes for 2017. Mrs. Wanda Withers and Mr. John Withers had medical expenses totaling $5,400, and their daughter had $7,000 medical expenses. Case B Mrs. Wanda Withers, age 45, had employment income of $150,000. She was married to Mr. John Withers, age 40, who had net income for tax purposes of $5,000. Their 18-year-old son lived at home and he had $9,500 net income for tax purposes. Because of a physical infirmity, the son was dependent on his parents. The son did not qualify for the disability tax credit, since his physical infirmity was not severe enough. The son attends university on a full time basis for 9 months in 2017. Mrs. Wanda Withers paid her son’s $8,700 tuition fees, plus $720 for textbooks. The son agreed to transfer the maximum amount of his tuition fees to his mother. Case C Mrs. Wanda Withers and her husband, Mr. John Withers, were both 73 years old. Mr. John Withers was disabled, thus he qualified for the disability tax credit. Mrs. Wanda Withers Mr. John Withers had the following income in 2017: Case D Ms. Wanda Withers, age 35, had $75,000 employment income. She donated $4,000 to registered charities (she donated less in the previous year). Ms. Wanda Withers was single and had no dependants. Case E Ms. Wanda Withers, age 54, had $120,000 net rental income. She was divorced and had custody of her 18-year-old disabled daughter, who qualified for the disability tax credit. The daughter had net income for tax purposes of $8,000. The daughter was dependant on her father for support. Required: In each case, calculate Mrs. Wanda Withers’ 2017 minimum federal income tax payable. Indicate any carry forwards available to her and to her dependants, and the carry forward provisions. Ignore any tax amounts that Mrs. Wanda Withers might have had withheld or paid in instalments.

Glencor Is Evaluating Four Average-risk Projects With The Following Costs And Rates Of Return:

Glencor is evaluating four average-risk projects with the following costs and rates of return: Project Cost (R) Expected Rate of Return 1 2,000 16.00% 2 3,000 15.00% 3 R,000 13.75% 4 2,000 12.50% The company estimates that it can issue debt at a rate of rd =10%, and its tax rate is 30%. It can issue preferred shares that pays a constant dividend of R5.00 per year at R49.00 per share. Also, its common shares currently sell for R36.00 per share; the next expected dividend, D1, is R3.50; and the dividend is expected to grow at a constant rate of 6% per year. The target capital structure consists of 75% common shares, 15% debt, and 10% preferred shares. Required: 6.1 What is the cost of each of the capital components? (3) 6.2 What is Adams’s WACC? (4) 6.3 Only projects with expected returns that exceed WACC will be accepted. projects should Adams accept? Which (3)

Xtrata Is Evaluating An Opportunity To Manufacture And Sell A New Product For A

Xtrata is evaluating an opportunity to manufacture and sell a new product for a four- year period. The company’s discount rate is 15%. After careful study, Xtrata estimated the following costs and revenues for the new product: Cost of equipment needed R130,000 Working capital needed R60,000 Overhaul of the equipment in two years R8,000 Salvage value of the equipment in four years R12,000 Annual revenues and costs: Sales revenues R250,000 Variable expenses R120,000 Fixed out-of-pocket operating costs R70,000 When the project concludes in four year the working capital will be released for investment elsewhere within the company. Required: Calculate the net present value of this investment opportunity.

Question Four Absorption And Marginal Costing (20 Marks) The Following Information Was Extracted From

Question Four Absorption and Marginal Costing (20 marks) The following information was extracted from the accounting records of ZFD Manufacturers for the year ended September 2019: UNITS Inventory at the beginning of the year Nil Production for the year 14 500 Sales for the year (at R60 per unit) 13 000 R Direct Materials cost per unit 15 Direct Labour cost per unit 9 Variable Manufacturing overheads per unit 6 Variable selling and administrative cost per unit 3 Fixed manufacturing overhead cost 174 000 Fixed selling and administrative cost 75 000  The company utilises the first-in-first-out method of inventory valuation. Required: 4.1 Prepare the Income Statement using the Marginal Costing method. (11 marks) 4.2 Prepare the Income Statement using the Absorption Costing method. (9 marks)

United Charities’ Annual Fund-raising Drive In 2016 Raised Pledges Of $1,200,000 Of Which $800,000

United Charities’ annual fund-raising drive in 2016 raised pledges of $1,200,000 of which $800,000 were collected in 2016 and $200,000 were collected in 2017. United Charities estimates $150,000 of the remaining pledges will never be collected. a. What is the increase in unrestricted net assets in 2016 as a result of the fund-raising drive? b. What is the increase in temporarily restricted net assets in 2016 as a result of the fund-raising drive? c. In 2017, what is the change in temporarily restricted net assets? d. In a prior year, United Charities received a $125,000 gift to be used to acquire vans to provide transportation for physically challenged adults. During the current year, United acquired two vans at a cost of $75,000 each. What are the appropriate entry/entries to record the acquisition? Please do not answer if you are not sure !

9. The Annual Tax Depreciation Expense On An Asset Reduces Income Taxes By An

9. The annual tax depreciation expense on an asset reduces income taxes by an amount equal to Select one: a. The firm’s average tax rate times the depreciation amount. b. One minus the firm’s average tax rate times the depreciation amount. c. The firm’s marginal tax rate times the depreciation deduction. d. One minus the firm’s marginal tax rate times the depreciation amount. e. The depreciation amount. 10. The five steps of strategic decision-making include all of the following steps except: Select one: a. Obtain information and conduct analyses. b. Determine the organization’s strategy c. Identify the alternative actions. d. Continue an on-going evaluation of the problem. e. Choose and implement the desired action. 11.Management accountants can help support the quality initiatives of management by supplying decision makers with relevant financial information regarding these initiatives. Which of the following statements is true regarding costs that are relevant for decision making within this context? Select one: a. Relevant costs are variable costs b. Relevant costs are fixed costs c. Relevant costs include out-of-pocket but not opportunity costs because the latter are not recorded by accounting systems d. Relevant costs are future costs that differ across the decision alternatives e. Relevant costs would not include estimated losses due to reduced market share Ardel Co. budgeted to sell 200,000 units of Zbox in September. Production of one unit of Zbox requires two pounds of aluminum and five pounds of steel powder. The beginning inventory and the desired ending inventory (in units) are as follows: Beginning Inventory Desired Ending Inventory Zbox 24,000 13,000 Aluminum 30,000 23,000 Steel powder 26,000 31,000 How many units of Zbox are to be manufactured by Adel Co. during September?   Select one: a. 150,000 b. 189,000 c. 200,000 d. 201,000 e. 202,000 12.Which of the following measures would likely be found on the financial perspective section of a balanced scorecard? Select one: a. Sales growth b. Customer retention. c. Efficiency of manufacturing. d. Increase in number of sales staff 13.Methods for directly valuing a firm include: Earnings Multiple Discounted Cash Flow Financial Ratios A) Yes Yes Yes B) No Yes Yes C) No No Yes D) Yes Yes No E) Yes No Yes Select one: a. Option A b. Option B c. Option C d. Option D e. Option E

The BA213 Corporation Would Like You To Perform NPV And IRR Analysis For Two

The BA213 Corporation would like you to perform NPV and IRR analysis for two prospective capital investment projects. The data for these two projects is contained on the Data tab of the Excel workbook provided for this assignment. Assignment Requirements: 1. Use the Excel workbook provided to compute the NPV and IRR of the two initial plans. Format your work using the exhibit on page 1487 of your text as an example. Complete your work for the initial data on the Initial NPV IRR tab of the Excel workbook provided. 2. Recalculate the NPV and IRR of the two plans assuming that the initial cost of the plans will be $5,500,000. Complete your work for these revised numbers on the Revised NPV IRR tab of the Excel workbook provided. 3. Answer the following questions in a Word document: a. Referring to your calculations for the initial project costs, which plan, if any, should the company adopt and why? What qualitative factors other than financial analyses may the company consider in making their decision? Please state at least 3 specific items. b. Explain the relationship between NPV and IRR. Discuss the application of this relationship to the results you obtained for your calculations of the initial plans. c. Considering the results of the analysis with the lower cost (requirement 2): i. If the company has the resources to pursue both plans, what would you recommend? ii. If the company may only pursue one plan, what would you recommend? 4. Submit your Excel and Word documents in your Blackboard/eLearn course assignment area. Format instructions: 1) Construct your NPV IRR tables using the example format in your text. You must use the formulas in Excel for your calculations. Do not refer to or use the factors provided in the table in your text. 2) Proper text formatting includes attention to bolding, capitalization, cell alignment, and borders. 3) Proper number formatting includes attention to dollar signs, percentage signs, decimal places, borders, and alignment.

C) A Rival Competitor, Blake Motorbikes, Also Leases The Complicated Piece Of Equipment But

c) A rival competitor, Blake Motorbikes, also leases the complicated piece of equipment but does not capitalise the lease (i.e. it simply records rent expense). Blake Motorbikes makes a return on assets of 8%. Currently Yang Motorbikes has assets of $10 million and an EBIT of $800,000, which also results in a ROA of 8%. Yang thinks her company is more efficient than Blake Motorbikes. Explain to her whether this is true or not by recalculating the ROA of Yang Motorbikes as it would be if the same accounting methods as Blake Motorbikes were used. (5 marks) 1 d) Yang is worried that the bank may only read the financial statements and value Yang Motorbikes no differently than Blake Motorbikes. Should she be? Explain why or why not. (6 marks)

Yerba Industries Is An​ All-equity Firm Whose Stock Has A Beta Of 0.50 And

Yerba Industries is an​ all-equity firm whose stock has a beta of 0.50 and an expected return of 12.00 %. Suppose it issues new​ risk-free debt with a 5.50 % yield and repurchases 60 % of their stock. Assume perfect capital markets. a. What is the beta of Yerba stock after this​ transaction? b. What is the expected return of Yerba stock after this​ transaction? Suppose that prior to this​ transaction, Yerba expected earnings per share this coming year of $ 3.50​, with a forward​ P/E ratio​ (that is, the share price divided by the expected earnings for the coming​ year) of 9. c. What is​ Yerba’s expected earnings per share after this​ transaction? Does this change benefit the​ shareholder? Explain. d. What is​ Yerba’s forward​ P/E ratio after this​ transaction? Is this change in the​ P/E ratio​ reasonable? Explain. a. What is the beta of Yerba stock after this​ transaction? The beta of Yerba stock after this transaction is nothing. ​ (Round to two decimal​ places.) b. What is the expected return of Yerba stock after this​ transaction? The expected return of Yerba stock after this transaction is nothing​%. ​(Round to two decimal​ places.) Suppose that prior to this​ transaction, Yerba expected earnings per share this coming year of $ 3.50$3.50​, with a forward​ P/E ratio​ (that is, the share price divided by the expected earnings for the coming​ year) of 99. c. What is​ Yerba’s expected earnings per share after this​ transaction? Does this change benefit the​ shareholder? Explain.     If prior to the​ transaction, Yerba expected earnings per share this coming year of $ 3.50$3.50​, with a forward​ P/E ratio of 99​, ​Yerba’s expected earnings per share after this transaction is ​$nothing. ​(Round to the nearest​ cent.) Does this change benefit the​ shareholder? Explain.​ (Select the best choice​ below.) A. It does benefit shareholders because their cash flows have gone up and everything else is unchanged. B. It does not benefit shareholders because the risk of holding equity has increased. C. You cannot tell. It depends on shareholders risk preferences. Cash flows are​ higher, but so is​ risk, some shareholders will be better​ off, some will be worse off. D. It does not benefit shareholders because if you take into account the shares they lost to the​ repurchase, their cash flows are actually the same. d. What is​ Yerba’s forward​ P/E ratio after this​ transaction? Is this change in the​ P/E ratio​ reasonable? Explain. ​Yerba’s forward​ P/E ratio after this transaction is nothing. ​ (Round to two decimal​ places.) Is this change in the​ P/E ratio​ reasonable? Explain.​ (Select the best choice​ below.) A. It is reasonable.​ P/E has gone down because risk has gone down. B. You cannot tell. It depends on​ shareholders’ risk preferences.​ P/E has gone​ down, but risk has also​ changed, some shareholders will be better​ off, some will be worse off. C. It is reasonable.​ P/E has gone down because risk has gone up. D. It is not reasonable and reflects the value loss of the recapitalization.

QUESTION 1 (5 Marks) In August 2019 Coral Ltd Reported Net Profits After

QUESTION 1 (5 marks) In August 2019 Coral Ltd reported net profits after tax of $600,000 for its financial year 2018-–19 and announced its net profits after tax expectation for the next financial year, 2019–20, to be 25% higher than this year’s figure. The company operates with a dividend payout ratio of 70%, which it plans to continue. It will pay the annual dividend for 2018–19 on 1 October, 2019, and the dividend for 2019–20 on 1 October, 2020. Dan Brown owns 12% of the ordinary share capital of Coral Ltd. In October, 2020, Dan believes he will need $30,000 for consumption and he also wishes to pay off his home loan of $70,000. If the dividend from Coral Ltd is his sole income, how much can he consume in October 2019? The capital market offers an interest rate of 9% pa.

Problem 2–4B Bill Ronalds Started A Catering Service Called Blue Ribbon Catering. During

Problem 2–4B Bill Ronalds started a catering service called Blue Ribbon Catering. During the first month of operations, January 2017, the business completed the following selected transactions: a. Ronalds began the company with an investment of $50,000 cash and a van (automobile) valued at $26,000. The business gave Ronalds owner’s equity in the business. b. Paid $8,000 cash for food service equipment. c. Purchased supplies on account, $14,800. d. Paidemployeesalary,$12,600cash. e. Received $4,000 cash for a catering job. f. Performed services at a wedding on account, $8,600. g. Paid $12,000 cash as a partial payment for Transaction c. h. Received a $1,600 bill for advertising expense that will be paid in the near future. i. Received cash on account, $2,200. j. Paid the following cash expenses: (1) Rent, $3,000. (2) Insurance, $1,600. k. Ronalds withdrew $12,000 cash for personal use. Required 1. Record the transactions in the journal. Use the letters to identify the transactions. 2. Open the following three-column ledger accounts: Cash, #1100; Accounts Receivable, #1300; Supplies, #1500; Food Service Equipment, #1600; Automobile, #1700; Accounts Payable, #2100; B. Ronalds, Capital, #3100; B. Ronalds, Withdrawals, #3200; Service Revenue, #4100; Advertising Expense, #5100; Insurance Expense, #5500; Rent Expense, #5700; Salary Expense, #5800. 3. Post to the accounts and keep a running balance for each account. 4. Prepare the unadjusted trial balance of Blue Ribbon Catering at January 31, 2017.

I) Among The Fundamental Principles Of Ethical Behaviour For Auditors Is Independence And Competence

I) Among the fundamental principles of ethical behaviour for auditors is independence and Competence and due care. Explain the principles of independence and Competence and due care in relation to the ethical behaviour for auditors.(7 marks) II) Each of the following situations involves a possible violation of the Independence Rule of the Code of Professional Conduct for auditors. a) Mwape, a sole practitioner, has provided extensive advisory services to one of its audit client, KDV. Among the advisory services that Mwape has provided are; Interpretation of financial statements, provision of forecasts and other analyses, advising on potential expansion plans, and advising on banking relationships but has not made any management decisions. KDV is a privately held entity. b) Moono auditing and accountancy services, has been asked by his audit client, POPS furnitures , to help implement a new control system. Moono will arrange interviews for POPS s hiring of new personnel and instruct and oversee the training of current entity’s personnel. POPS furniture is a privately held company. Moono will make all hiring decisions and supervise employees once they are trained. c) KPMG recently won the audit of Kafue textiles, a large manufacturer of women’s clothing. John one of the partners of KPMG had a substantial investment in Kafue textiles prior to bidding on the engagement. In anticipation of winning the engagement, John placed his shares of Kafue textiles in a blind trust, (an arrangement in which the financial holdings of a person in an influential position are placed in the control of a fiduciary in order to avoid a possible conflict of interest) d) BML audit firm and consultancy is auditing Minwood holdings apartments in which the parents of Banda a member of the audit firm own a unit and reside. The unit is material to the parents’ net worth, and Banda is on the audit team that is participating in the engagement. e) Solo, a sole practitioner, audited auto world’s, financial statements for the year ended December 2017 and was issued stock by the entity as payment of the audit fee. Solo is planning to dispose of the stock before commencing fieldwork planning for the audit of the next year’s December 2018 financial statements. f) T

I) ISA 315 Identifying And Assessing The Risks Of Material Misstatement Identifies Audit Risk

i) ISA 315 Identifying and Assessing the Risks of Material Misstatement identifies Audit risk and business risk as the two major elements of total risk. Required: Differentiate Audit risk from business risk (5 marks) ii) The audit firm of PWC evaluates the risk of material misstatement by disaggregating the total risk into its main components and sub components as indicated below 1) Inherent risk, 2)Control risk, 3) Detection risk 4) Operational risk,5)Finance risk and 6)Compliance risk. Required: For each of the scenarios below, select the component of risk that is most directly illustrated. The components may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Also suggest the effect on the financial statement and how the auditor might mitigate the risk (you may present your answer in the format below)(20 marks)

Philadelphia Fastener Corporation Manufactures Nails, Screws, Bolts, And Other Fasteners. Management Is Considering A

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Prepare A Projected Revenue, Income Statement, Pro Forma P

Prepare a Projected Revenue, income statement, Pro Forma P

In This Assignment You Have To Create A Small Business Profit And Loss, Cash

In this assignment you have to create a small business profit and loss, cash flow, and balance sheet for the next 3 years. Starting budget $60,000, fill out excel sheets. Please fill out the excel sheets. Using the financial modeling Excel template and individual tabs, create a pro-forma profit and loss forecast, cash flow analysis and projected balance sheets for the first 3 years of the business. In the “Notes” column for each forecasted statement, replace the instruction notes with assumptions, descriptions of the items included for each row and any other comments to support and justify the numbers used. Assignments are to include the completed Microsoft Excel template file, as well as any additional spreadsheets used to calculate more detailed business data like product costs or potential revenue forecasts. Note – Please answer question by using random Numbers with a starting Cash Balance of $60,000, keeping in view the instructions given in question.

4. Suresh Is A Junior Accountant Who Has Recently Joined A Chartered Accountancy Firm.

4. Suresh is a junior accountant who has recently joined a chartered accountancy firm. Though Suresh is well versed with theoretical accounting requirements, he lacks practical experience. In order to develop his practical accounting skills, senior accountant has given him the following task. He has to indicate how to classify the following items in cash flow statement into CFO, CFI or CFF activities. He should also indicate whether it is a cash inflow, outflow or non-cash item. You are required to help Suresh in this task. As far as CFO is concerned, you should assume that CFO is prepared by indirect method. a. Issue of bonus shares to shareholders b. Payment of dividends to shareholders c. Impairment of Goodwill d. Purchase of long term investment e. Decrease in inventory

5. Following Information Is Available For Two Companies. Analyze The Information And Answer The

5. Following information is available for two companies. Analyze the information and answer the questions: a. M G Industries manufactures various types of industrial chemicals. The company had a total asset turnover of 2.5 times for the year ended 31st March 2019. The sales for the year were ₹ 35,50,000. Total assets were ₹ 12,35,890 as on 31st March 2018. Assume that compared to 31st March 2019, total assets were projected to increase by 12% by 31st March 2020. The company projected a total asset turnover of 2.8 times for the year ending 31st March 2020. Given this information, what are the projected sales for year ending 31st March 2020? b. An airline company has taken many aircrafts on lease. Its EBIT for the year ended 31st March 2019 was ₹124.68 crores. Interest coverage ratio was impressive at 5.6 times. However its fixed charges coverage ratio was only 1.4 times. The fixed charges were lease rentals for the aircrafts. Given this information, calculate the lease rentals for the year.

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