The condensed comparative income statement and balance sheets to Tola Corporation appear below and on the next

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The condensed comparative income statement and balance sheets to Tola Corporation appear below and on the next page. All figures are given in thousands of dollars, except earnings per share. Additional data for the Tola Corporation in 2011 and 2010 are as follows:


The condensed comparative income statement and balance sheets to


Balance of selected accounts at the end 2009 were accounts receivable (net), $26,350; inventory, $49,700; accounts payable, $32,400; total assets, $323,900; and stockholders' equity, $88,300. All of the bonds payable were long-term

The condensed comparative income statement and balance sheets to



The condensed comparative income statement and balance sheets to


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Perform the following analyses. Round percentages and ratios to one decimal place.
1. Prepare a liquidity analysis by calculating for each year the
(a) Current ratio,
(b) Quick ratio,
(c) Receivable turnover,
(d) Day's sales uncollected,
(e) Inventory turnover,
(f) Day's inventory on hand,
(g) Payables turnover, and
(h) Day's payable.
2. Prepare a profitability analysis by calculating for each year the
(a) Profit margin,
(b) Asset turnover,
(c) Return on assets,
(d) Return on equity.
3. Prepare a long-term solvency analysis by calculating for each year the
(a) Debt to equity ratio and
(b) Interest coverage ratio.
4. Prepare a cash flows adequacy analysis by calculating for each year the
(a) cash flow yield,
(b) Cash flow to sales,
(c) Cash flows to assets, and
(d) Free cash flow.
5. Prepare an analysis of market strength by calculating for each year the
(a) Price/earnings (P/E) ration and
(b) Dividends yield.
6. After making the calculations, indicate whether each ratio improve or deteriorated from 2010 to 2011. (Use F for Favorable and U for unfavorable and consider changes of 0.1 or less to beneutral)

Solvency
Solvency means the ability of a business to fulfill its non-current financial liabilities. Often you have heard that the company X went insolvent, this means that the company X is no longer able to settle its noncurrent financial...
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Principles of Accounting

ISBN: 978-1439037744

11th Edition

Authors: Needles, Powers, crosson

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