Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is
1. -$96 million
2. 0.52:1
Explanation:
1. Working capital = total current assets - total current liabilities
Current assets:
Cash. $ 31.9 million
Accounts receivable $21.0 million
Inventory $28.1 million
Other current assets. $23.0 milllion
Total current assets $104.0 million
And current liabilities is$200.0 million
Therefore, working capital is:
$104 - $200
= -$96 million
2. Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities
$104 million / 200 miliion
=0.52:1
Translation
At a shipbuilding and repair company, products are subject to VAT, and VAT is calculated according to the withholding PP. Enterprises import welding rods directly from Kim Tin Co., Ltd.
In the period, there are documents as follows: Deduction of opening balance: KT421 - 2.5 welding rod: 400kg x 19,000 VND/kg Welding rod KT421 - 3.0: 1,200kg x 19,000 VND/kg Welding rod KT6013 - 4.0 : 500kg x 18,800 VND/kg Welding rod GL48 -5.0: 700kg x 20,000 VND/kg
* During the period, there were arising economic transactions as follows:
1. Buying KT421 - 2.52 welding rod .000 kg stocked, unit price excluding VAT% 19,500 VND/kg, unpaid. The cost of loading and unloading is 100 VND/kg, paid in cash.
2. Welding rod KT6013 - 4.0 1,500 kg imported, unit price excluding VAT 10% 19,300 VND/kg, cost before warehousing is 100 VND/kg, not yet paid to seller and loader.
3. Welding rod GL48 -5.0 500 kg in stock, unit price excluding VAT 10% 21,000 VND/kg, unpaid. Shipping cost is 500 VND/kg, paid in cash for the Supplier.
4. Export 1,600kg KT421 - 2.5 welding rod, 500kg KT6013 - 4.0 welding rod for SG125 shipbuilding
5. KT421 - 3.0 welding rod for SG130 shipbuilding is 500 kg; 50 kg used for repair workshop.
