Case 2: Sam’s Paint and Drywall                                                                                    Sam's Paint and Drywall For the year ended December 31, 2019 (In...

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Case 2: Sam’s Paint and Drywall

                                                                                  

Sam's Paint and Drywall

For the year ended December 31, 2019

(In thousands of dollars)

Assets   

Liabilities and Net Worth

Cash             

$12

AccountsPayable                    

$15

Inventory

41

Notes Payable-Bank       

4

Accounts Receivable

18

Other                                

20

Total Current Assets

71

Total CurrentLiabilities           

39

Fixed Assets:

Long TermLiabilities               

41

Vehicles

10

                                  

Equipment

15

             

Building

22

Land

23

Total net worth (Owner’sEquity)          

61

Total fixed assets

70

TotalFixed                                      

70

Total assets

$141

Total Liability and Net worth         

$141

Income Statement for Dec. 31, 2019

(In thousands of dollars)

Sales                                        280

Less Cost of GoodsSold          186

Gross Margin onSales           94

Less Operating Expenses      81

Net profit (beforetaxes)        13

Questions:

  1. Determine each of the 5 ratios listed in the table below. Notealso that a list of ratios and the equations are included in thisdocument (at the end).
  2. Evaluate each ratio against Dun and Bradstreet’s KeyBusiness Ratios on industry norms (given on the followingpage).

Ratios to Calculate

Dunn & Bradstreet Avg.

  1. Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities

2.7

  1. Inventory Turnover = Sales / Average Inventory

6.9

  1. Profit to Sales = Net Profit (B4 tax) / Gross Sales

3.5%

  1. Return on Investment = Net Profit (B4 Tax) / Owners Equity

21%

  1. Debt to Equity = Total Debt / Owners Equity

4.3 : 1

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Question 1 a Current ratio Current ratio Current Assets Current Liabilities Current ratio 71000 39000 18 1 b Inventory Turnover Inventory Turnover Cost of goods sold Average Inventory Inventory Turnover    See Answer
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