Exam 17: Understanding Corporate Annual Reports: Basic Financial Statements

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are investments that the company buys only with the intent to resell them shortly.

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The following information pertains to Brady Group Corporation: Sales \ 189,400 Less: Cost of goods sold Gross profit \ 106,400 Less: operating expens es Wage expense \ 45,600 Depreciation expense 3,600 Rent expense Operating income \4 5,200 Less: Other expenses (2,200) (interest ) Income before taxes \ 43,000 Less: Income tax expens e (17,200) Net income 25,800  The following information pertains to Brady Group Corporation:  \begin{array}{lll}  \text { Sales } & &\$ 189,400 \\ \text { Less: Cost of goods sold } &&\underline{(83,000)}\\ \text { Gross profit }& & \$ 106,400\\   \text { Less: operating expens es }  \\ \text { Wage expense } & \$ 45,600 & \\ \text { Depreciation expense } & 3,600& \\  \text { Rent expense }&\underline{12,000}&\underline{(61,200)} \\ \text { Operating income } &&\$45,200\\ \text { Less: Other expenses }&&(2,200)\\ \text { (interest )}\\ \text { Income before taxes } & & \$ 43,000 \\ \text { Less: Income tax expens e } & & (17,200) \\ \text { Net income } & &25,800 \\ \end{array}     Required: Given the income statement and balance sheet above, determine: a. the current ratio b. working capital c. the gross profit rate d. return on sales e. return on stockholders' equity (beginning stockholders' equity was $19,200) Required: Given the income statement and balance sheet above, determine: a. the current ratio b. working capital c. the gross profit rate d. return on sales e. return on stockholders' equity (beginning stockholders' equity was $19,200)

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Give reasons why a basic knowledge about reporting the effects of changing prices is useful.

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Minority interest appears on the consolidated balance sheet when a company owns more than 50% but less than 100% of a subsidiary company's stock.

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Accounts for the investment at the acquisition cost adjusted for the investor's share of dividends and the investor's share of earnings or losses of the investee after the date of investment

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Historical cost:

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Listed below are four methods of measuring income: 1. historical cost/nominal dollars 2) historical cost/constant dollars 3) current cost/nominal 4) dollars current cost/constant dollars Holding gains arise from the use of methods .

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