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Ket [755]
3 years ago
6

Based on the balance sheet for April, offer two ways in which Janet and Omar can increase their owner

Business
1 answer:
seropon [69]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Hie your question has incomplete information

However, Owners Equity can be increased through the following ways,

Increasing Revenue and Income Related Items from the Company operations.

  1. This entails increasing product prices
  2. Also increasing production and sales quantities

Reducing Overhead Costs

  1. Cutting on some expenses
  2. Outsourcing if this gives a cost advantage
  3. Utilizing Spare Capacity

Increasing Assets

  1. This increases returns from operations

Reducing Borrowings

  1. This reduces the finance charges

Explanation:

The Above are ways to increase owners equity.

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Answer:

The Luther's new share price is closest to $16

Explanation:

For computing the new share in case of the stock split, first we have to find out the value of total share which is shown below:

Value of share = Outstanding number of shares × price per share

                        = 5,000,000 × $40

                        = 200,000,000

Now we find out the outstanding shares after the stock split which equal to

= Value of share × stock split ratio

=5,000,000 × 5 ÷ 2

= 12,500,000

Then, compute the new share price which is equal to

= Value of shares ÷ stock split outstanding shares

= 200,000,000 ÷ 12,500,000

= $16

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Answer:

Please find the detailed answer in the explanation section

Explanation:

1. Current ratio = Curren assets / Curren liabilities.

For Simon:

Current assets are:

Cash and cash equivalents $ 620

Short-term investments $3,690

Net receivables $992

Inventory $510

Other current assets $335

Total current assets $6,147

Current liabilities are:

Accounts payable $7,220

Short-term debt $1,270

Other current liabilities. $0

Total current liabilities $8,490

So current asset is $6,147/$8,490

0.72:1

For Garfunkel:

Current assets are:

Cash and cash equivalents $2,920

Short-term investments $0

Net receivables $1,330

Inventory $203

Other current assets $477

Total current assets $4,930

Current liabilities are:

Accounts payable $4,285

Short-term debt $1,028

Other current liabilities. $1,306

Total current liabilities $6,619

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1b Simon current asset is 0.72 while Garfunkel's own is 0.74

Therefore Garfunkel with 0.74 has a better current ratio

2a. Acid-test ratio = total current assets minus Inventory / total current liabilities

For Simon:

($6,147 - $510) / $8,490

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For Garfunkel:

($4,930 - $203) / $6,619

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3. In case of  Purchased 20,000 of Treasury Stock

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Net Income = No Change.

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