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    Port Folio Number 2. Construction of Financial Statements. Financial Analysis may be used to test the

    fairness of the relationships among current financial data against prior financial information. Given

    established financial relationships and few key amounts, a CPA could also prepare projected financial

    statements. Junnie Sales Corporation has in recent Prior year maintained the following relationships

    among the data on its financial statements:

    Net Income on Net Sales 5%

    Gross Income Rate on Net Sales 35%

    Ratio of Selling Expense to Net Sales 15%

    Acid-Test Ratio 2 is to 1

    Current Ratio 3 is to 1

    Accounts receivable Turnover 5 times

    Inventory Turnover 5 times

    Composition of Quick Assets

    Accounts Receivable 60%, Cash 10%, and Marketable Securities 30 %

    Asset Turnover 1 per year

    Ratio of Total Asset to Intangible Assets 20 is to 1

    Ratio of Working Capital to Shareholders Equity 1 is to 1.6Ratio of Accounts Receivable to Accounts Payable is 1.5 is to 1

    The ratio of total liabilities to Stockholders Equity is 1.4 is to 1.6

    The ratio of accumulated depreciation and Fixed Assets Cost is 1 is to 3

    Times Interest Earned Ratio 2 is to 1

    For 1990, the company projects to have a net income of 150 000 which will result in an earnings

    of 10 per share of common stock. Additional Information includes the following;

    a. Common stock has a par value of 50 per share and was issued at 20% premiumb. 8% Preferred stock has a par value of 50 pesos per share and was issued at 10% premiumc. Preference dividends are paid in 1989 , 10 000. The same amount will be p[aid in 1990.d. The companys purchases and sales are all on account. For projection purposes, it is assumed

    that the above relationships among the data on the financial statements of junnie Sales

    Corporation shall also hold true for 1990.

    Required: Prepare a projected Balance sheet and Income Statement (Ignore Income Tax)

    Junnie Sales Corporation

    Projected Income Statement

    For the year ending December 31, 1990

    Net Sales P 3 000 000

    Cost of Sales (1950 000)

    Gross Profit 1050 000

    Selling Expenses (450 000)

    Other Expenses (300 000)

    Interest expense (150 000) 900 000

    Net Income 150 000 php

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    Junnie Sales Corporation

    Projected Statement of Financial Position

    For the year ending December 31, 1990

    ASSETS

    Current assets

    Cash P 100 000

    Accounts Receivable 600 000

    Marketable Equity Securities 300 000

    Inventories 390 000

    Other Current Assets 110 000

    Total Current assets P 1 500 000

    Non Current Assets

    Fixed Asset P 2 025 000

    Less: Acc. Depreciation: 675 000

    Book Value 1350 000

    Intangible Assets 150 000

    Total Non Current Assets 1500 000Total Assets P 3 000 000

    LIABILITIESAND SHAREHOLDERSEQUITY

    Liabilities

    Current Liabilities

    Accounts Payable P 400 000

    Other Current Liabilities 100 000

    Total Current Liabilities P 500 000

    Non Current Liabilities

    Long term liabilities P 900 000

    Total Non Current Liabilities 900 000Total liabilities P1 400 000

    Shareholders equity

    Ordinary shares,50 par. Issued 14 000 shares P 700 000

    Share Premium ordinary shares 140 000

    8% Preference shares, par 50, 2500shares issued 125 000

    Share Premium Preference shares 12 500

    Retained earnings 622 500

    Total ShareholdersEquity P1 600 000

    Total liabilities and shareholdersEquity P 3 000 000

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    Solution:

    Net Income on Net Sales 05.0150000

    !!!

    NetSalesNetSales

    NetIncome

    Thus, 300000005.0

    150000!!NetSales

    Gross Income Rate on Net Sales 35.!!NetSales

    eGrossIncom

    35.3000000

    !!eGrossIncom

    Thus, Gross Income = .35( 3000 000) = 1 050 000

    Ratio of Selling Expense to Net Sales 15.3000000

    !!!nsesSelingExpe

    NetSales

    ensesSellingExp

    Thus, Selling Expense = 3 000 000 (.15) = 450 000

    Accounts receivable Turnover ti esarceivableountsAverageAcc

    etSales5

    3000000

    Re!!!

    Thus, Projected Accounts Receivable = 6000005

    3000000!

    If the composition of Quick assets is:

    60% accounts Receivable

    10% cash

    30 % marketable securities

    Thus,

    Quick assets= 000,000,160.

    600000!

    Consequently,

    60% Accounts Receivable 600, 000

    10% Cash 100, 000

    30 % Marketable Securities 300, 000

    TOTAL (100%) 1, 000, 000

    Acid-Test Ratio 2!!bilitiesCurrentLia

    sQuick

    sset

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    2000,000,1

    !!

    bilitiesCurrentLia

    Thus, Current Liabilities will be equal to 1,000,000 divided by 2 or 500,000

    Current Ratio 3!!bilitiesCurrentLiaetsCurrent

    ss

    3000,500

    !!ets urrentAss

    Thus, Current Assets will be three(3) times of current liabilities or an amount equal to 1,500,000

    Since the asset turnover is 1 then

    Asset Turnover = 1000,000,3

    .!!!ets

    verage

    ss ssetsave

    NetSales

    Thus, Average Assets is equal to 3,000,000 divided by 1 or 3,000,000

    And so it means that the Total Assets is 3, 000, 000 and the total Liabilities plus SHE is also 3,000,000

    Furthermore, it also mean that,

    Current Asset + Non Current Asset = 3, 000,0000

    1,500,000 + Non Current Asset = 3, 000,0000

    Non Current Asset = 3, 000,0000 1,500,000

    Non Current Asset = 1,500,000

    Given that

    Ratio of Total Asset to Intangible Assets thenTotal Assets/ Intangible Asset = 3,000,000/intangible asset = 20

    Then, intangible asset is equal to 150,000

    And so it means than, the book value of the fixed asset is equal to 1500 000 150 000 or 1 350 00

    It follows that,

    Since, The ratio of accumulated depreciation and Fixed Assets Cost is 1 is to 3 then;

    Fixed Asset xxx 3

    Less: Accumulated depreciation (xxx) 1

    Book Value 1,350,000

    Or 3x - 1x = 1,350,000 or 2x= 1,350,000 which is equal to x=675,000 thus

    Fixed Asset xxx 3 2 025 000

    Less: Accumulated depreciation (xxx) 1 675 000

    Book Value 1,350,000 1 350 000

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    Since the Ratio of Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable is 1.5 is to 1 then it follows that

    Accounts Receivable = 1.5 or 600,000 = 1.5 or AP = 600,000 = 400,000

    Accounts Payable AP 1.5

    And Since the Current Liabilities is 500,000 and the only mentioned Current Liability is Accounts Payable

    which is worth 400,000 then theres OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES which is to be valued at

    100,000.

    Working Capital bilities urrent

    iaets urrentAss !

    000,500000,500,1 !

    000,000,1!

    And since the Ratio of Working Capital To SHE is 1 is to 1.6 then

    WC:SHE=1:1.6

    1,000,000 : SHE = 1 : 1.6

    Thus, SHE = 000,600,11

    6.1*000,000,1!

    In Addition since According to the Given,

    If the net income is 150 000 then the EPS will be 10 pesos per share, putting into an equation, then we

    have,

    Earnings Per Share 10gOutstandinSharesCommon

    DividendPreferenceNetIncome!

    !

    10gOutstandinSharesCommon

    10,000150,000 !!

    10gutstandinharesommon

    140,000!!

    gutstandinharesommon10

    140,000!

    gutstandinharesommon14,000 !

    Thus, 14,000 shares multiply to 50 pesos par vale, then the total par value of issued Ordinary Shares is

    700,000. And since these shares are issued at 20% share premium or 700 000(1.2) =840 000which is break downed into 700 000 @par and 140 000 of which is the share premium.

    Since it is assumed that 10 000 pesos is still the worth of the dividend to be received by preference

    share holders then

    10,000 / .08 = 125 000 is the par value of all the preference share issued

    And since the aforementioned shares are issued at 10% share premium, then the issuance resulted to a

    share premium on preference shares of 12 ,500 pesos.

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    Trying to complete the shareholders equity then,

    Shareholders equity

    Ordinary shares,50 par. Issued 14 000 shares P 700 000

    Share Premium ordinary shares 140 000

    8% Preference shares, par 50, 2500shares issued 125 000

    Share Premium Preference shares 12 500

    Retained earnings xxx

    Total ShareholdersEquity P1 600 000

    Working back then the Retained Earnings Balance should be 622 500

    And since the ratio of total liabilities to Stockholders Equity is 1.4 is to 1.6

    Then,

    Total liabilities : Stockholders Equity = 1.4 : 1.6

    TL : 1, 600, 000 =1.4 : 1.6Thus,

    Total Liabilities 000,400,16.1

    )4.1(000,600,1!!

    And since the Current Liabilities is valued at 500 000 then the Non Current Liabilities is worth 900,000.

    Given the formula

    Times Interest Earned Ratio Interest

    InterestNetIncome!

    And since

    Times Interest Earned Ratio 2!

    !

    Interest

    InterestNetIncomethen,

    2000,150

    !

    !

    Interest

    Interest

    interest150,000

    (interest))2(interest150,000

    then,

    )2(InterestInterest150,000

    !

    !

    !

    Cost of Sales = Net Sales Gross Profit

    = 3,000,000 1,050,000

    = 1,950,000

    Inventory Turnover 51950000

    !!!

    xentoryAverageInv

    s ostofsale

    Then The Projected Inventory Should be 1950 000/5 or 390 000

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    Financial Statement Ratios

    Acid-Test RatiobilitiesCurrentLia

    sQuick

    sset!

    2000,500000,000,1 !!

    Current RatiobilitiesCurrentLia

    etsCurrent

    ss!

    3000,500

    000,500,1!!

    Net Income on Net Sales 05.0

    3000000

    150000!!!

    NetSales

    NetInco e

    Gross Income Rate on Net Sales 35.3000000

    1050000!!

    NetSales

    eGrossIncom

    Ratio of Selling Expense to Net Sales 15.3000000

    450000!!!

    NetSales

    ensesSelling

    xp

    Accounts receivable Turnover ti esceivableountsAverageAcc

    NetSales5

    600000

    3000000

    Re!!!

    Inventory Turnover 5390000

    1950000!!!

    entoryAverageInv

    s ostofsaletimes

    Composition of Quick Assets

    Accounts Receivable 600, 000 60%

    Cash 100, 000 10%

    Marketable Securities 300, 000 30 %

    TOTAL 1, 000, 000 100%

    Asset Turnover = 1000,000,3

    000,000,3

    .!!!

    AssetsAve

    NetSales

    Ratio of Total Asset to Intangible Assets

    Total Assets/ Intangible Asset = 3,000,000/150,000 = 20 is to 1

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    Ratio of Working Capital to Shareholders Equity

    Working Capital : Shareholders Equity = 1 : 1.6

    1,000,000 : 1,600,000 =1 is to 1.6

    Ratio of Accounts Receivable to Accounts Payable is

    Accounts Receivable = 600,000 = 1.5 is to 1

    Accounts Payable 400,000

    The ratio of total liabilities to Stockholders Equity is 1.4 is to 1.6

    Total liabilities : Stockholders Equity = 1.4 : 1.6

    1,400,000 : 1, 600, 000 = 1.4 : 1.6

    The ratio of accumulated depreciation and Fixed Assets Cost is

    Accumulated Depreciation = 750 000 = 1 is to 3

    Cost of the Fixed Asset 2 250 000

    Times Interest Earned RatioInterest

    InterestNetIncome! 2

    000,150

    000,150000,150!

    !

    Earnings Per Share 10000,14

    000,10000,150

    gOutstandinSharesCommon

    DividendPreferenceIncomeNet !

    !