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Chapter 2: Question 3-37BP_a (page 88)

Given the financial statements for Jones Corporation and Smith Corporation shown here:

a. To which one would you, as credit manager for a supplier, approve the extension of (short-term) trade credit? Why? Compute all ratios before answering.

JONES CORPORATION

Current assets

Liabilities

Cash

\(20,000

Accounts payable

\)100,000

Accounts receivable

80,000

Bonds payable (long term)

80,000

Inventory

50,000

Long Term Assets

Stockholder’s Equity

Fixeed assets

\(500,000

Common Stock

\)150,000

Less: Accumulated Depreciation

(150,000)

Paid in capital

70,000

Net fixed assets*

350,000

Retained earnings

100,000

Total assets

\(500,000

Total Liab. And equity

\)500,000

JONES CORPORATION

Sales (on credit)

\(1,250,000

Cost of goods sold

750,000

Gross profit

\)500,000

Selling and administrative expenses

257,000

Less: depreciation expenses

50,000

Operating profits

\(193,000

Interest expenses

8,000

Earning before taxes

\)185,000

Tax expenses

92,500

Net income

\(92,500

*Use net fixed assets in computing fixed asset turnover.

†Includes \)7,000 in lease payments.

SMITH CORPORATION

Current assets

Liabilities

Cash

\(35,000

Accounts payable

\)75,000

Marketable securities

7,500

Bonds payable (long term)

210,000

Accounts receivable

70,000

Inventory

75,000

Long term assets

Stockholder’s equity

Fixed assets

\(500,000

Common stock

\)75,000

Less: accumulated depreciation

250,000

Paid in capital

30,000

Net fixed assets*

250,000

Retained earnings

47,500

Total assets

\(437,500

Total liab. And equity

\)437,500

*use net fixed assets in computing fixed assets turnover.

SMITH CORPORATION

Sales (on credit)

\(1,000,000

Cost of goods sold

600,000

Gross profit

\)400,000

Selling and administrative expenses

224,000

Less: depreciation expenses

50,000

Operating profits

\(126,000

Interest expenses

21,000

Earning before taxes

\)105,000

Tax expenses

52,500

Net income

\(52,500

Includes \)7,000 in lease payments

Short Answer

Expert verified

The suppliers and the short term lenders are most concerned with the liquidity ratios. Smith corporation’s liquidity ratios are better than the jones corporation. As a credit manager for the supplier, extension of trade credit is approved for smith corporation because of the improved liquidity ratios.

Step by step solution

01

Calculation of ratios of Jones corporation

Formula

Computation

Ratios

Profit margin

Net income/Sales

$92,500/$1,250,000

7.40%

Return on assets

Net income/Total assets

$92,500/$500,000

18.50%

Return on equity

Net income/Stockholder Equity

$92,500/$320,000

28.91%

Receivable turnover ratio

Sales/Average accout receivable

$1,250,000/$80,000

15.63 times

Average collection period

365/Receivable turnover

365 days/15.63 time

23.35 days

Inventory turnover

Sales/Average inventory

$1,250,000/$50,000

25 times

Fixed assets turnover

Sales/Average fixed assets

$1,250,000/$350,000

3.57 times

Total assets turnover ratio

Sales/Total assets

$1,250,000/$500,000

2.5 times

Current ratio

Current assets/Current liabilities

$150,000/$100,000

1.5 times

Quick ratio

Liquid assets/Current liabilities

$100,000/$100,000

1.0 times

Debt to total assets

Debts/Total assets

$80,000/$500,000

16%

Times interest earned

EBITDA/Interest expense

$243,000/$8,000

30.37 times

Fixed charge coverage ratio

(EBIT+ Fixed charges)/(Fixed charges + Interest)

(($193,000+$7,000)/($8,000+$7,000)

13.33 times

02

Calculation of ratios of Smilth corporation

Formula

Computation

Ratios

Profit margin

Net income/Sales

$52,500/$1,000,000

5.25%

Return on assets

Net income/Total assets

$52,500/$437,500

12%

Return on equity

Net income/Stockholder Equity

$52,500/$152,500

34.4%

Receivable turnover ratio

Sales/Average accout receivable

$1,000,000/$70,000

14.29 time0073

Average collection period

365/Receivable turnover

365 days/14.29 times

25.54 days

Inventory turnover

Sales/Average inventory

$1,000,000/$75,000

13.3 times

Fixed assets turnover

Sales/Average fixed assets

$1,000,000/$250,000

4 times

Total assets turnover ratio

Sales/Total assets

$1,000,000/$437,500

2.29 times

Current ratio

Current assets/Current liabilities

$187,500/$75,000

2.5 times

Quick ratio

Lquid assets/Current liabilities

$112,500/$75,000

1.5 times

Debt to total assets

Debts/Total assets

$210,000/$437,500

48%

Times interest earned

EBITDA/Interest expense

$176,000/$21,000

8.38 times

Fixed charge coverage ratio

(EBIT+Fixed charges)/(Fixed charges + Interest)

($126,000+$7,000)/($21,000+$7,000)

4.75 times

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