Exam 15: Financial Statement Analysis
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Partridge Company provides the following information for the year 2014: Earnings per share \ 0.24/ share Market price of common stock: \ 12.00/ share Dividends paid: \ 0.80/ share (No preferred stock issued)
How much was the dividend payout for one share of common stock?
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Which of the following is the definition of vertical analysis?
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Please refer to the partial balance sheet data provided below: (Dollar amounts in millions) 2014 2013 Amount \% of Total Amount \% of Total Liabilities Current assets: Accounts payable \ 8,500 3.1\% \ 7,300 2.9\% Other current liabilities 1,400 0.5\% 3,900 1.6\% Total current liabilities 9,900 3.6\% 11,200 4.5\% Long-term notes payable 54,000 19.7\% 30,000 12.0\% Total liabilities \ 63,900 23.4\% \ 41,200 16.5\% Stockholders' Equity Common stock \ 12,000 4.4\% \ 12,000 4.8\% Paid-in capital in excess of par 149,000 54.5\% 149,000 59.6\% Retained earnings 48,700 17.8\% 47,900 19.2\% Total stockholders' equity \ 209,700 76.6\% \ 208,900 83.5\% Total liabilities and stockholders' equity \ 273,600 100.0\% \ 250,100 100.0\%
-Which of the following would be a valid conclusion from the above data?
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The Arlington Company wishes to compare its performance with industry averages. Please refer to the data below:
Arlington Co. Industry Revenues \ 8,000 \ 98,000 Cost of goods sold \ 3,500 \ 38,900 Gross Profit \ 4,500 \ 59,100 Operating expenses: Operating expenses: \ 1,450 \2 1,000 Sales and marketing expense \ 960 \1 3,900 General and administrative expense \ 330 \ 3,880 Research and development expense \ 2,740 \ 38,780 Total operating expenses Income before income tax \ 1,760 \ 20,320 Income tax expense \ 350 \4 ,100 Net income(loss) \ 1,410 \ 16,100
Please prepare common-sized income statement using the format below. (Round all amounts to the nearest tenth of a percent.)
Arlington Co. Bardo Co. Revenues Cost of revenues Gross Profit Operating expenses: Sales and marketing expense General and administrative expense Research and development expense Total operating expenses Income before income tax Income tax expense Net income(loss)
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Which of the following ratios is used to determine how quickly and easily a company is able to sell its inventory?
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Perform a horizontal analysis of the following company's balance sheet. Include both the amount and the percentage of change for each account.
Account Change Amount Change Percent Current assets \ 121,000 \ 100,000 Accounts receivable 117,000 125,000 Merchandise inventory 70,000 85,000 Current liabilities 63,500 50,000 Long-term liabilities 100,000 100,000 Common stock 50,000 50,000 Retained earnings 94,500 110,000
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Please refer to the partial balance sheet data provided below: (Dollar amounts in millions) 2014 2013 Amount \% of Total Amount \% of Total Liabilities Current assets: Accounts payable \ 8,500 3.1\% \ 7,300 2.9\% Other current liabilities 1,400 0.5\% 3,900 1.6\% Total current liabilities 9,900 3.6\% 11,200 4.5\% Long-term notes payable 54,000 19.7\% 30,000 12.0\% Total liabilities \ 63,900 23.4\% \ 41,200 16.5\% Stockholders' Equity Common stock \ 12,000 4.4\% \ 12,000 4.8\% Paid-in capital in excess of par 149,000 54.5\% 149,000 59.6\% Retained earnings 48,700 17.8\% 47,900 19.2\% Total stockholders' equity \ 209,700 76.6\% \ 208,900 83.5\% Total liabilities and stockholders' equity \ 273,600 100.0\% \ 250,100 100.0\%
- Which of the following accurately describes the 3.6% figure shown for total current liabilities in 2014?
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The times-interest-earned ratio measures the number of times that operating income can pay interest expense.
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Arlington Company has prepared the following common-size income statement to compare its performance with industry averages:
Arlington Co. Industry Revenues 100.0\% 100.0\% Cost of goods sold 43.8\% 39.7\% Gross Profit 56.2\% 60.3\% Operating expenses: Sales and marketing expense 18.1\% 21.4\% General and administrative expense 12.0\% 14.2\% Research and development expense 4.1\% 4.0\% Total operating expenses 34.2\% 39.6\% Income before income tax 22.0\% 20.7\% Income tax expense 4.4\% 4.2\% Net income(loss) 17.6\% 16.5\%
Which of the following statements can be correctly concluded from the above data?
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Peartree Company provides the following data:
BALANCE SHEET Dec 31,2014 Dec 31,2013 Cash \ 21,000 \ 18,000 Accounts receivable, net 31,000 35,000 Inventory 53,000 25,000 PP\&E, net 120,000 90,000 Total assets \ 225,000 \ 168,000
Additional information:
• Net sales (all on account): $240,000
• Cost of goods sold: $110,000
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How much is the inventory turnover for 2014?
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The price/earnings ratio is used for which kind of evaluation?
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Please refer to the following data: (Dollar amounts in millions) 2014 2013 Amount \% of Total Amount \% of Total Revenues \ 6,355 100.0\% \ 4,920 100.0\% Cost of revenues 3,370 53.0\% 2,200 44.7\% Gross Profit 2,985 47.0\% 2,720 55.3\% Operating expenses: Sales and marketing expense 675 10.6\% 580 11.8\% General and administrative expense 410 6.5\% 425 8.6\% Research and development expense 470 7.4\% 390 7.9\% Other expense 400 6.3\% 695 14.1\% Total operating expenses \ 1,955 30.8\% \ 2,090 42.5\% Income before income tax \ 1,030 16.2\% \ 630 12.8\% Income tax expense 230 3.6\% 210 4.3\% Net income (loss) \ 800 12.6\% \ 420 8.5\%
Which of the following statements is a valid conclusion based on this data?
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The Arlington Company prepared a common-size income statement to compare its results with its key competitor, Bardo Company. Please refer to the following data:
Arlington Co. Bardo Co. Revenues 100.0\% 100.0\% Cost of goods sold 42.1\% 47.8\% Gross Profit 57.9\% 52.2\% Operating expenses: Sales and marketing expense 26.3\% 8.6\% General and administrative expense 12.0\% 10.8\% Research and development expense 4.1\% 10.2\% Total operating expenses 42.4\% 29.6\% Income before income tax 15.5\% 22.6\% Income tax expense 3.3\% 5.8\% Net income(loss) 12.3\% 16.8\%
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Which of the following statements can be correctly concluded from the above data?
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The common-size statement percentages are the same percentages that appear in horizontal analysis.
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The ratio of the market price of a share of stock to the dividends paid per share is called the earnings per share.
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A corporation has 2,000 shares of $50 par, 10% preferred stock, and 6,000 shares of common stock outstanding. The net income for the year is $250,000. The earnings per share of common stock would be:
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The current ratio is a key indicator of a company's ability to pay current liabilities.
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Which of the following accurately describes working capital?
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When a potential investor is evaluating the market value of a share of stock, the book value per share of stock is an important metric to consider.
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