GRW Company has the following account balances at the end of the year, before adjusting and closing entries. (All numbers are in thousands of dollars.)

Required:
Calculate and interpret the year-end
a. Quick and current ratios.
b. Number of days' cash on hand.
c. Number of days' worth of sales represented by accounts receivable (i.e., collection period).

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Dr. Cr. Accounts receivable (gross; terms, net 30 days) Accounts payable Allowance for doubtful accounts Accumulated depreciation Cash Common stock Cost of goods sold Depreciation expense Goodwill Interest payable Inventory, beginning Long-term debt (required to be repaid at a rate 5 34,650 38,600 1,850 61,600 23,100 231,000 161,700 15,400 38,500 25,000 46,200 of $7,700 per year) Other expenses Plant and equipment, at cost Purchases of inventory Retained earnings, beginning Sales (23% were for cash) 192,500 69,300 346,500 184,800 46,200 323,400