Starborn Company has just been established as a new company to manufacture furniture. The company expects...

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Starborn Company has just been established as a new company to manufacture furniture. The company expects to earn $1 million after-taxes during its first year. The company president has asked for a projected balance sheet based on ratios similar to the industry average. Assuming all sales are made on credit, calculations utilize a 365- day year, and final numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand, prepare a projected balance sheet for Starborn based on the following industry ratios: Current Ratio Quick Ratio Net profit margin ratio Average collection period Debt ratio Total asset turnover ratio Current liabilities/stockholders' equity Create your projected balance sheet based on the following format: Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Total current assets Averages 2:1 1:1 10% 20 days 40% 2 times 20% Net fixed assets Total assets Total current liabilities Long-term debt Total debt Stockholders' equity Total liabilities and stockholders equity Starborn Company has just been established as a new company to manufacture furniture. The company expects to earn $1 million after-taxes during its first year. The company president has asked for a projected balance sheet based on ratios similar to the industry average. Assuming all sales are made on credit, calculations utilize a 365- day year, and final numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand, prepare a projected balance sheet for Starborn based on the following industry ratios: Current Ratio Quick Ratio Net profit margin ratio Average collection period Debt ratio Total asset turnover ratio Current liabilities/stockholders' equity Create your projected balance sheet based on the following format: Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Total current assets Averages 2:1 1:1 10% 20 days 40% 2 times 20% Net fixed assets Total assets Total current liabilities Long-term debt Total debt Stockholders' equity Total liabilities and stockholders equity

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