Cash on Hand: $13,280 Owner's Capital: $240,725 Accounts Payable: State Medical Supplies, Inc. $12,540 Linens N Things
Question:
Cash on Hand: $13,280
Owner's Capital: $240,725
Accounts Payable:
State Medical Supplies, Inc. $12,540
Linens ‘N’ Things $550
All-Med, Co. $1,250
Utilities $1,110
Medi, Inc $5,665
Expenses:
Program Services $11,500
Salaries $137,270
Medical Equipment: $126,355
Other Assets: $15,000
Accounts Receivable:
Patient Accounts $156,275
Social Security Administration $44,110
Property/Land: $437,442
Mortgage: $330,241 (Monthly payment: $8,200)
Investments: $42,525
Contributions and Grants: $64,245
What is the company’s net assets?
Do the company’s assets exceed its total liabilities?
What portion of the company’s current assets are reported under cash? Does it appear to have a lot of cash relative to its other assets and liabilities?
How much of this company’s cash is tied up in transactions it cannot directly control, such as receivables and payables?
How much of the organization’s cash flow is related to sales of goods and inventory? How predictable are those sales?
Based on the balance sheet, what is the company’s current financial position?
Based on the company’s cash assets, what should it do with the excess cash, if anything?
College Accounting A Contemporary Approach
ISBN: 978-0077639730
4th edition
Authors: David Haddock, John Price, Michael Farina