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Rudik [331]
3 years ago
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Your company's summarized financial information for the beginning and projected end of the current year is as follows: Beginning

of the Year End of the Year (projected) Assets $90,000 $100,000 Liabilities 30,000 30,000 Equity 60,000 70,000 Net Income 15,000 Your company is considering issuing 30 bonds at the end of the year (December 31st). The bonds will pay 8% interest semi-annually for 10 years and the market rate for similar bonds is 5%. Therefore, the total bond proceeds are $37,015.12. Calculate the following ratios with and without the bond issue. Review question: how much did the company pay in dividends this year (if any)
Business
1 answer:
alexgriva [62]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A. Without Bond Issue:

1.Return on Assets 15.79%

2. Return on Equity 23.08%

3. Debt Ratio 0.3

4. Debt Equity Ratio 0.43

B. If Bonds are issued:

1. Return on Assets 13.21%

2. Return on Equity 23.08%

3. Debt Ratio 0.49

4. Debt Equity Ratio 0.96

C. Dividend $5,000

Explanation:

A. Calculation for without the bond issue

WITHOUT BOND ISSUE:

1. Calculation for Return on Assets using this formula

Return on Assets=Net Income/Average total assets

Let plug in the formula

A Net Income $15,000

B Assets at the beginning of the year $90,000

C Assets at the end of the year $100,000

D=(B+C)/2 Average asset $95,000

E=A/D Return on Assets =$15,000/$95,000

Return on Assets =0.157894737*100

Return on Assets= 15.79%

2. Calculation for Return on Equity using this formula

Return on Equity =Net Income /Average Shareholders Equity

Let plug in the formula

F Shareholders Equity at the Beginning of the year $60,000

G Shareholders Equity at the End of the year $70,000

H=(F+G)/2 Average Shareholders Equity $65,000

I=A/H Return on Equity=$15,000/$65,000

Return on Equity= 0.230769231*100

Return on Equity = 23.08%

3. Calculation for Debt Ratio using this formula

Debt Ratio=Total Liabilities/Total Assets

Let plug in the formula

J Total Liabilities $30,000

K Total assets $100,000

L=J/K Debt Ratio=$30,000/$100,000

Debt Ratio= 0.3

4. Calculation for Debt Equity Ratio using this formula

Debt Equity Ratio =Total Liabilities/Shareholders Equity

Let plug in the formula

M Shareholders Equity $70,000

N=J/M Debt Equity Ratio=$30,000/$70,000

Debt Equity Ratio=0.428571429*100

Debt Equity Ratio=0.43 Approximately

B. Calculation for if bonds are issue

IF BONDS ARE ISSUE

Amount Received from Bond Issue $37,015.12

End of Year Assets =100,000+37015.12

End of Year Assets =$137,015.12

End of Year Liabilities=30000+37015.12 End of Year Liabilities=$67,015.12

End of year Equity=$137,015.12-$67,015.12

End of year Equity $70,000

1. Calculation for Return on Assets using this formula

Return on Assets=Net Income/Average total assets

Let plug in the formula

A Net Income $15,000

B Assets at the beginning of the year $90,000

C Assets at the end of the year $137,015.12

D=(B+C)/2 Average asset $113,507.56

E=A/D Return on Assets=$15,000/$113,507.56

Return on Assets=0.132149788*100

Return on Assets=13.21%

2. Calculation for Return on Equity using this formula

Return on Equity=Net Income /Average Shareholders Equity

Let plug in the formula

F Shareholders Equity at the Beginning of the year $60,000

G Shareholders Equity at the End of the year $70,000

H=(F+G)/2 Average Shareholders Equity $65,000

I=A/H Return on Equity =$15,000/$65,000

Return on Equity= 0.230769231 *100

Return on Equity=23.08%

3. Calculation for Debt Ratio using this formula

Debt Ratio=Total Liabilities/Total Assets

Let plug in the formula

J Total Liabilities $67,015

K Total assets $137,015

L=J/K Debt Ratio=$67,015/$137,015

Debt Ratio=0.48910748

Debt Ratio=0.49 Approximately

4. Calculation for Debt Equity Ratio using this formula

Debt Equity Ratio =Total Liabilities/Shareholders Equity

Let plug in the formula

M Shareholders Equity $70,000

N=J/M Debt Equity Ratio=$67,015/$70,000

Debt Equity Ratio= 0.957358857

Debt Equity Ratio=0.96 Approximately

C. Calculation for how much did the company pay in dividends this year (if any)

First step is to calculate the Increase in Equity

Increase in Equity=70,000-60,000

Increase in Equity= $10,000

Now let calculate the Dividend using this formula

Dividend=Net Income- Increase in Equity

Let plug in the formula

Dividend =$15,000-$10,000

Dividend=$5,000

Therefore the amount that did the company pay in dividends this year is $5,000

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