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Page 1: Financial statement, taxes, and cash flow

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, TAXES and CASH FLOW

Carrine Kezia Aulia :: 102183022

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Presentation OutlineThe Balance Sheet

The Income Statement

Taxes

Cash Flow

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Balance Sheet

Jan Dec

1 31

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Balance Sheet

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Balance Sheet

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

EQUITY

ownedowes

to others

TOTAL

TOTAL

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Balance Sheet - Assets

CURRENT ASSETS FIXED ASSETS OR LONG TERM ASSESTS

• Cash

• Account receivable

• Supplies / Inventory

• Building / land

• Vehicle

• Machinery

owned

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Balance Sheet - Liabilities

CURRENT LIABILITIES

LONG TERM LIABILITIES

• Account Payable

• Taxes Payable

• Notes Payable

• Bond

• Equipment Loan

oweto others

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Balance Sheet – Owner’s Equity

• Common Stock

• Retained Earnings

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Net Working Capital & LiquidityPurpose :

Impact : Decision making

NET WORKING CAPITAL

CURRENTASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

CAPABLE

NOTCAPABL

E

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Net Working Capital & Liquidity

LIQUIDITYor CURRENT

RATIO

CURRENTASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

HIGHER CURRENT RATIO MORE CASH IN HANDHIGHER NWC

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PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University has current assets of $5,100,

net fixed assets of $23,800, current liabilities of $4,300, and long-term debt of $7,400.

1.What is the value of the shareholders’ equity account for Asia University?

2.How much is net working capital?

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  ASIA UNIVERSITY  

  BALANCE SHEET  

               

               

               

               

  CURRENT ASSETS $5,100     CURRRENT LIABILITIES $4,300  

               

  FIXED ASSETS $23,800     LONG-TERM LIABILITIES $7,400  

             

          TOTAL $11,700  

               

          SHARE HOLDER EQUITY $17,200  

               

  TOTAL $28,900     TOTAL $28,900  

               

               

               

               

  NET WORKING CAPITAL         $800  

               

               

             

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BOOK VALUEand

MARKET VALUE

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Balance Sheet

Assets, liabilities, and Equity

BookValue

Value that company paid for them

MarketValue

ActualPrice

Assets, liabilities, and Equity

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Which is more important to the decision-making process?

BOOK VALUE

MARKET

VALUE

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PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University purchased new machinery three

years ago for $7 million. The machinery can be sold to the CMU today for $4,9 million. Asia University current balance sheet shows net fixed assets of $3,7 million, current liabilities of $1,1 million, and net working capital of $380,000. If all the current assets were liquidated today, the company would receive $1,6 million cash.

1.What is the book value of AU’s assets today?

2.What is the market value?

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  ASIA UNIVERSITY  

  BALANCE SHEET  

               

               

               

               

  CURRENT ASSETS $1,480,000     CURRRENT LIABILITIES $1,100,000  

               

  FIXED ASSETS $3,700,000          

             

               

  TOTAL $5,180,000          

               

               

               

               

  NET WORKING CAPITAL         $380,000  

               

               

             

BOOK VALUEOF ASSETS

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MARKET VALUE = MV CA + MV FA If all the current assets were liquidated today,

the company would receive $1,6 million cash.

The machinery can be sold to the CMU today for $4,9 million

MV of Current Assets = $1,6 million

MV of Fixed Assets = $4,9 million

Market Value = MV CA + MV FA

= 1,6 million + 4,9 million

= 6,5 million

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REVIEW

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Income Statement

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1 31COMPANY’S REVENUE AND COSTS

PROFIT and LOSS STATEMENTREVENUE and

EXPENSE STATEMENT

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EBIT

EBT

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1,320 + 309

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Real Sample

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calculatingEARNINGS and DIVIDENDS per share

EPSDIVIDEN

Dper

share

NET INCOMETOTAL SHARE OUTSTANDING

TOTAL DIVIDENDTOTAL SHARE OUTSTANDING

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PRACTISE MAKES PERFECTAsia University has sales of $586,000, costs of

$247,000, depreciation expense of $43,000, interest expense of $32,000 and a tax rate 35%

1.What is the net income?

2.If AU paid $73,000 in cash dividends. What is the addition to retained earnings?

3.If AU had $85,000 shares of common stock outstanding, What is EPS? What is Dividens per share?

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Sales $586,000

Costs $247,000

Depreciation $ 43,000

EBIT

Interest $ 32,000

TAXABLE INDOME / EBT

Tax (35%)

NET INCOME

$296,000

$264,000$ 92,000

$171,600

Dividends $73,000

Retainedearnings $98,60

0

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Share of common stock outstanding$85,000

EPS =NET INCOMETotal share outstanding

$171,600$85,000

=

= $2,01 per share

DPS =TOTAL

DIVIDENDSTotal share outstanding

$73,600$85,000

=

= $,86 per share

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REVIEW