Question: #5 You have been given a comparative balance sheet for 2018 and 2017 and the Income Statement for 2018. Comparative Balance Sheet 2017 2018 Current

#5 You have been given a comparative balance sheet for 2018 and 2017 and the Income Statement for 2018.
Comparative Balance Sheet
2017 2018
Current Assets 2,205 $2,429
Sales. $4,507
Net fixed assets $7,344 $7,650
Cost of Goods Sold. $2,633
Total Assets $9,549 $10,079
Gross Profit. $1,864
Depreciation $952
Current Liabilities $1,003 $1,255
Earnings before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) $922
Long Term Debt $3,106 $2,085
Interest Paid $196
Total Liabilities $4,109 $3,340
Earnings before Taxes (EBT) $726
Total Equity $5,440 $6,739
Taxes (21%) $152
Total Liabilities and Equity $9,549 $10,079
Net Income $574
Dividends Paid $352
Addition to Retained Earnings $222
After reviewing the dividends paid, the change in total equity and the addition to Retained earnings,
Calculate the Cash Flow to Stockholders (CFS).
A -$725
B $1,077
C $865
D $725
#6 How do you calculate the Average Tax rate?
Average tax rate = total taxes paid divided by total taxable income
Average tax rate = the averages of taxes paid from previous years
Average tax rate = total taxable income divided by total taxes paid
Average tax rate = total taxes paid divided by earnings before interest and taxes
#7 What are the three components of Operating Cash Flows?
Operating cash flow = EBIT + annual depreciation - corporate taxes paid
Operating cash flow = EBIT - annual depreciation + corporate taxes paid
Operating cash flow = EBIT + annual depreciation +corporate taxes paid
Operating cash flow = EBIT - annual depreciation - corporate taxes paid

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