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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, TAXES and CASH FLOW

Carrine Kezia Aulia :: 102183022

Presentation OutlineThe Balance Sheet

The Income Statement

Taxes

Cash Flow

Balance Sheet

Jan Dec

1 31

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

EQUITY

ownedowes

to others

TOTAL

TOTAL

Balance Sheet - Assets

CURRENT ASSETS FIXED ASSETS OR LONG TERM ASSESTS

• Cash

• Account receivable

• Supplies / Inventory

• Building / land

• Vehicle

• Machinery

owned

Balance Sheet - Liabilities

CURRENT LIABILITIES

LONG TERM LIABILITIES

• Account Payable

• Taxes Payable

• Notes Payable

• Bond

• Equipment Loan

oweto others

Balance Sheet – Owner’s Equity

• Common Stock

• Retained Earnings

Net Working Capital & LiquidityPurpose :

Impact : Decision making

NET WORKING CAPITAL

CURRENTASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

CAPABLE

NOTCAPABL

E

Net Working Capital & Liquidity

LIQUIDITYor CURRENT

RATIO

CURRENTASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

HIGHER CURRENT RATIO MORE CASH IN HANDHIGHER NWC

PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University has current assets of $5,100,

net fixed assets of $23,800, current liabilities of $4,300, and long-term debt of $7,400.

1.What is the value of the shareholders’ equity account for Asia University?

2.How much is net working capital?

               

  ASIA UNIVERSITY  

  BALANCE SHEET  

               

               

               

               

  CURRENT ASSETS $5,100     CURRRENT LIABILITIES $4,300  

               

  FIXED ASSETS $23,800     LONG-TERM LIABILITIES $7,400  

             

          TOTAL $11,700  

               

          SHARE HOLDER EQUITY $17,200  

               

  TOTAL $28,900     TOTAL $28,900  

               

               

               

               

  NET WORKING CAPITAL         $800  

               

               

             

BOOK VALUEand

MARKET VALUE

Balance Sheet

Assets, liabilities, and Equity

BookValue

Value that company paid for them

MarketValue

ActualPrice

Assets, liabilities, and Equity

Which is more important to the decision-making process?

BOOK VALUE

MARKET

VALUE

PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University purchased new machinery three

years ago for $7 million. The machinery can be sold to the CMU today for $4,9 million. Asia University current balance sheet shows net fixed assets of $3,7 million, current liabilities of $1,1 million, and net working capital of $380,000. If all the current assets were liquidated today, the company would receive $1,6 million cash.

1.What is the book value of AU’s assets today?

2.What is the market value?

               

  ASIA UNIVERSITY  

  BALANCE SHEET  

               

               

               

               

  CURRENT ASSETS $1,480,000     CURRRENT LIABILITIES $1,100,000  

               

  FIXED ASSETS $3,700,000          

             

               

  TOTAL $5,180,000          

               

               

               

               

  NET WORKING CAPITAL         $380,000  

               

               

             

BOOK VALUEOF ASSETS

MARKET VALUE = MV CA + MV FA If all the current assets were liquidated today,

the company would receive $1,6 million cash.

The machinery can be sold to the CMU today for $4,9 million

MV of Current Assets = $1,6 million

MV of Fixed Assets = $4,9 million

Market Value = MV CA + MV FA

= 1,6 million + 4,9 million

= 6,5 million

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Income Statement

1 31COMPANY’S REVENUE AND COSTS

PROFIT and LOSS STATEMENTREVENUE and

EXPENSE STATEMENT

EBIT

EBT

1,320 + 309

Real Sample

calculatingEARNINGS and DIVIDENDS per share

EPSDIVIDEN

Dper

share

NET INCOMETOTAL SHARE OUTSTANDING

TOTAL DIVIDENDTOTAL SHARE OUTSTANDING

PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University has sales of $586,000, costs of

$247,000, depreciation expense of $43,000, interest expense of $32,000 and a tax rate 35%

1.What is the net income?

2.If AU paid $73,000 in cash dividends. What is the addition to retained earnings?

3.If AU had $85,000 shares of common stock outstanding, What is EPS? What is Dividens per share?

Sales $586,000

Costs $247,000

Depreciation $ 43,000

EBIT

Interest $ 32,000

TAXABLE INDOME / EBT

Tax (35%)

NET INCOME

$296,000

$264,000$ 92,000

$171,600

Dividends $73,000

Retainedearnings $98,60

0

Share of common stock outstanding$85,000

EPS =NET INCOMETotal share outstanding

$171,600$85,000

=

= $2,01 per share

DPS =TOTAL

DIVIDENDSTotal share outstanding

$73,600$85,000

=

= $,86 per share

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