Answer:
=$1,353, 524
Explanation:
NOI stands for net operating income
In this case, NOI will be calculated as follows
Rent per suit = $14,800
Number of suits 9
The monthly rent will be
=$14,800 x 9
=$133,200
Annual rent will be monthly rent x 12
= $133,200 x 12
=$1,598,400
Considering a 14 % vacancy rate, expected annual rent collection
=$1, 598,400 minus 14% of $1, 598,400 or 86% of $1, 598,400
= 86/100 x $1, 598,400
=$1,374,624
Adjusting for annual expenses
= $1,374,624 - $21,100
=$1,353, 524
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Procter & Gamble is a multinational corporation that manufactures and markets many household products is our goal is to use every opportunity we have no matter how small to set change in motion. To be a force for good and a force for growth. Compute Procter & Gamble's receivable turnover ratio and its inventory turnover ratio.
Ans.1a Account receivables turnover ratio = Net credit sales / Average trade receivables
74756 / 6447
11.60 times
*Net credit sales = Total sales * 90%
83062 * 90%
74756
*Average receivables = (Beginning receivables + Ending receivables / 2
(6508 + 6386) / 2
6447
Ans.1b Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of goods sold / Average inventory
42362 / 6834
6.20 times
Cost of goods sold = Total sales - Gross profit
83062 - (83062 * 49%)
42362
*Average inventory = (Beginning inventory + Ending inventory) / 2
(6909 + 6759) / 2
6834
Ans.2a Days' sales in accounts receivables = No. of days in year / Receivables turnover ratio
365 / 11.60
31.47 days
Ans.2b Days' sales in inventory = No. of days in year / Inventory turnover ratio
365 / 6.20
58.87 days
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I believe it’s all of the above
Answer:
Retained earnings for year 1 would be lower by $6000
Explanation:
A change in inventory valuation method resulted in higher cost of goods sold for the previous year.
This means had the new method of inventory valuation i.e weighted average been followed, the gross profit would have been lower by $10,000.
Had gross profits been lower by $10,000 , it would've led to net income being lower by $10,000. After deduction of 40% tax rate on such income, the after tax income would've been $6000 lower.
This further means the balance of retained earnings would've been reduced by $6000.
