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1. Use the provided worksheet to calculate a set of ratios.

2. Complete the financial ratios for the company in the 2014 column.

Calculate the financial ratios below for the year 2014. Use the financial information given in the income statement and balance sheet below.

                                                                                                                                    Industry Average

Financial Ratios                             2012                  2013                   2014                     2007

Current ratio                            1.71X                  1.65X                                              1.70X

Quick ratio                                 .92X                   .89X                                                  .95X

Average collection period         .92X                  60 days                                             65 days

Average collection period         4.20X                   3.90X                                              4.50X

Fixed asset turnover                  3.20X                  3.33X                                               3.00X           

Total asset turnover                  1.40X                   1.35X                                               1.37X

Debt ratio                                   59.20%               61.00%                                              60.00%

Times interest earned                 4.20X                  3.70X                                               4.75X

Gross profit margin                   25.00%                23.00%                                             22.50%

Operating profit margin           12.50%                 12.70%                                             12.50%

Net profit margin                       6.10%                   6.00%                                               6.50%

Return on total assets                 8.54%                  8.10%                                                6.50%

Return on equity                        20.93%                20.74%                                               22.28%

Income Statement for                                                   Balance Sheet                 

   Year Ended 12/31/14                                                      at 12/31/14

Sales                                    $1,500,000                         Cash                                                 $125,000

Cost of goods sold               1,200,000                         Accounts receivable                          275,000

   Gross Profit                       $300,000                         Inventory                                           325,000

Operating expenses                 100,000                             Current Assets                             $725,000

Operating profit                    $200,000                         Fixed assets (net)                            $420,000

Interest expense                        72,000                                Total Assets                             $1,145,000

Earnings before tax                 128,000                        Accounts payable                              $150,000

Income tax (0.4)                         51,200                         Notes payable                                     225,000

                                                                                         Accrued liabilities                              100,000

                                                                                              Current Liabilities                       475,000

                                                                                          Long-term debt                                  400,000

                                                                                              Total Liabilities                            $875,000

                                                                                             Equity                                            270,000

Net Income $                            76,800                            Total Liabilities & Equity          $1,145,000

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