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3 years ago

Financial data for Joel de Paris, Inc., for last year follow:

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suter [353]3 years ago

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Answer:

profit margin: 7.09%

Turnover:

Assets : 1.85

Account Receivable: 11.53

Inventory: 9.05

ROI: 28.94%

2.- residual income 91,395

Explanation:

sales 4,700,000

net income 333,000

profit margin:

net income / sales

333,000 / 4,700,000 = 0,070851 = 7.09%

Turnovers:

Will be sales over an asset account to calcualte how many times the assets converts to cash or rotate.

the average will be calcualte as (beginning + ending)/2

Assets turnover:

sales/average assets

sales 4,700,000

(2,505,000 + 2,585,000) / 2 = 2,545,000

Ratio: 1,8467 = 1.85

Account Receivable Turnover:

sales/ average turnover

sales 4,700,000

(344,000 +471,000)/2 = 407,500

Ratio: 11,5337 = 11.53

Inventory Turnover

Sales/ average inventory

Sales 4,700,000

(568,000 + 471,000)/2 = 519,500

Inventory turnover: 9,04716 = 9.05

ROI

net income / average equity

where:

average equity : (beginning + ending)/2

1,092,000 + 1,209,000 = 1,150,500

333,000/1,150,500 = 0,28943

Residual income:

net income - Equity x expected return

333,000 - 1,150,500 x 0.21 =

333,000 - 241,605‬ = 91,395

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