Question: Based on the following data, what is the Current Ratio? Accounts payable........................ $ 78,000 Accounts receivable................... 158,000 Payroll tax payable..................... 15,000 Cash........................................... 49,000 Inventory..................................... 148,000

  1. Based on the following data, what is the Current Ratio?

    Accounts payable........................

    $ 78,000

    Accounts receivable...................

    158,000

    Payroll tax payable.....................

    15,000

    Cash...........................................

    49,000

    Inventory.....................................

    148,000

    Goodwill......................................

    160,000

    Short Term Investments................

    108,000

    Notes payable (short-term)..........

    65,000

    Property, plant, and equipment.....

    1,800,000

    Prepaid Expenses.......................

    15,000

    a.

    320,000

    b.

    2.68

    c.

    3.13

    d.

    1.99

    e.

    3.03

  2. Gorsline Company presents the following data, in millions, for Year 2.

    Inventories, beginning of year

    $ 5,209

    Inventories, end of year

    5,409

    Cost of Goods Sold

    32,918

    Net Sales

    42,879

    The # of Days Sales in Inventory (Turnover) is:

    a.

    58.9

    b.

    45.1

    c.

    46.2

    d.

    57.0

    e.

    60.0

  3. Alvarez Company had the following results:

    Long-term debt (average rate of interest is 8%)

    $400,000

    Interest expense

    42,000

    Net income

    58,000

    Income tax

    35,000

    Depreciation and amortization expense

    20,000

    Operating income

    126,000

    What is the Times Interest Earned ratio?

    a.

    3.0

    b.

    3.7

    c.

    3.2

    d.

    9.5

    e.

    1.4

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