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This is a comprehensive problem all contained on this spreadsheet tab. You are to prepare a cash flow statement, a vertical analysis, a horizontal analysis, and some ratio calculations. Scroll down the spreadsheet to complete each part.

Philadelphia Widget Corporation is in the process of preparing financial statements for the year ended 12/31/2015.

They have completed the balance sheet and income statement as shown.

Philadelphia Widget Corporation
Income Statement
For the year ended 12/31/2015

Revenue

 

 1,235,000

Cost of Goods Sold

 

 806,356

Gross Profit

 

 428,644

Administrative Expenses:

 

 

Salaries

 212,450

 

Rent

 82,500

 

Depreciation

 24,800

 

Total Administrative Expense

 

 319,750

Operating Profit

 

 108,894

Gain on Sale of Equipment

 

 4,500

Interest Expense

 

 (42,115)

Net Income

 

 71,279

Philadelphia Widget Corporation
Balance Sheet
As of 12/31/2015, 12/31/2014, and 12/31/2013

Cash


119,411


89,564


105,644

Accounts Receivable


85,455


83,118


78,400

Inventory


41,600


48,560


62,600

Prepaid Expenses


14,500


18,100


24,000

Total Current Assets


260,966


239,342


270,644

Land


50,000


50,000


50,000

Buildings and Equipment

182,450


172,450


166,800


Accumulated Depreciation

78,900

103,550

62,600

109,850

54,580

112,220

Total Assets


414,516


399,192


432,864

Accounts Payable


62,525


51,480


45,200

Wages payable


4,500


4,500


1,500

Unearned Revenue


3,000


-


-

Current Portion of Long-Term Debt


50,000


50,000


50,000

Total Current Liabilities


120,025


105,980


96,700

Long-Term Debt


175,000


225,000


275,000

Common Stock, 3500 shares outstanding

35,000


35,000


35,000


Retained Earnings

84,491


33,212


26,164


Total Stockholders' Equity


119,491


68,212


61,164

Total Liabilities and Equity


414,516


399,192


432,864

A. Prepare a Statement of Cash Flow using the indirect method for 2015 using the above statements and the following additional information:

1. Equipment costing $30,000 was purchased in 2015.

2. Equipment having an original cost of $20,000 and accumulated depreciation of $8,500 was sold for $16,000 during 2015.

3. A dividend of $20,000 was declared and paid in 2015.

Philadelphia Widget Corporation

Statement of Cash Flow

For the year ended 12/31/2015

Cash flows from Operating Activities

 

 

Net Income

 

71,279

Adjustments

 

 

Gain on sale of equipment

(4,500)

 

Depreciation Expense

24,800

 

Increase in Accounts Receivable

(2,337)

 

Decrease in Inventory

6,960

 

Decrease in Prepaid Expense

3,600

 

Increase in Accounts Payable

11,045

 

Increase in Unearned revenue

3,000

 

 

 

42,568

Net cash flow from Operating Activities

 

113,847

 

 

 

Cash flows from Investing Activities

 

 

Sale proceeds of sale of equipment

16,000

 

Purchase of Equipment

(30,000)

 

Net cash out-flow from Operating Activities

 

 (14,000)

 

 

 

Cash flows from Financing Activities

 

 

Payment of Dividends

(20,000)

 

Repayment of Long term debt

(50,000)

 

Net cash out-flow from Financing Activities

 

 (70,000)

Net Increase in cash

 

29,847

Cash Balance - Beginning

 

89,564

Cash Balance - Ending

 

119,411

B. Prepare a vertical analysis (1 year) of the income statement above and a horizontal analysis (2 years) of the balance sheet.

Philadelphia Widget Corporation

Vertical Analysis of Income Statement

 

2015

 

Amount

Percent

Revenue

 

1235000

100.00%

Cost of Goods Sold

 

806356

65.29%

Gross Profit

 

428644

34.71%

Administrative Expenses:

 

 

 

Salaries

212450

 

 

Rent

82500

 

 

Depreciation

24800

 

 

Total Administrative Expense

 

319750

25.89%

Operating Profit

 

108894

8.82%

Gain on Sale of Equipment

 

4500

0.36%

Interest Expense

 

-42115

-3.41%

Net Income

 

71279

5.77%

Philadelphia Widget Corporation
Horizontal Analysis of Balance Sheet


2015


2014


Variance






Amount

Percentage

Cash


119,411


89,564

29,847

33.32%

Accounts Receivable


85,455


83,118

2,337

2.81%

Inventory


41,600


48,560

(6,960)

-14.33%

Prepaid Expenses


14,500


18,100

(3,600)

-19.89%

  Total Current Assets


260,966


239,342

21,624

9.03%

Land


50,000


50,000

-

0.00%

Buildings and Equipment

182,450


172,450




Accumulated Depreciation

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62,600

109,850

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  Total Assets


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399,192

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Accounts Payable


62,525


51,480

11,045

21.45%

Wages payable


4,500


4,500

-

0.00%

Unearned Revenue


3,000


-

3,000


Current Portion of Long-Term Debt


50,000


50,000

-

0.00%

  Total Current Liabilities


120,025


105,980

14,045

13.25%

Long-Term Debt


175,000


225,000

(50,000)

-22.22%

Common Stock, 3500 shares outstanding

35,000


35,000




Retained Earnings

51,279


33,212




  Total Stockholders' Equity


86,279


68,212

18,067

26.49%

Total Liabilities and Equity


381,304


399,192

(17,888)

-4.48%

C. Calculate the following ratios based on 12/31/2015 numbers:

1. Earnings per share
2. Return on common stockholder's equity
3. Return on assets
4. Current ratio
5. Acid-test ratio
6. Accounts receivable turnover.

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