What was the long-term debt? When is the debt due? The long-term notes are due as follows.... 2016 $____ 2018 $____ 2022 $____ 2023 $____ 2045 $____

Analyzing Starbucks's Balance Sheet Disclosures

Review the financial statements and related notes of Starbucks Corporation in Appendix A.

Required:

Answer the following questions pertaining to Starbucks's balance sheet as of September 27, 2015, and related information. (Note: You do not need to make any calculations. All answers may be found in the financial report.)

If required, round your answers to one decimal place.

What was the amount of the current assets and current liabilities? Current assets $ million Current liabilities $ million

What was the single largest current asset and current liability? Single largest current asset Cash and cash equivalents $ million Single largest current liabilities Deferred revenue $ million

What was the amount in the allowance for doubtful accounts? $ million

What is the par value of the company's common stock? How many shares were issued and outstanding? Common stock $ (Round your answer to three decimal places.) Shares issued and outstanding million

What was the total amount of inventory? $ million What were the principal categories of inventory? Unroasted coffee

What costing method was used for inventories? Average cost or first-in, first-out

What was the total property, plant, and equipment before $ million and after accumulated depreciation? $ million

What was the accumulated depreciation? $ million What method does the company use to depreciate its property, plant, and equipment? Straight-line method

What was the long-term debt? $ million When is the debt due? The long-term notes are due as follows $ million in 2016; $ million in 2018; $ million in 2022; $ million in 2023; and $ million in 2045.

What was the retained earnings balance? $ million What caused retained earnings to change in 2015? All of the choices are correct

What was the accumulated other comprehensive income / (loss) balance? $ million

What was the noncontrolling interest balance? $ million