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Title: Financial Management/Accounting
Description: These notes detail how to solve problems involving Income Statements and balance sheets as well as examples so you can check your work. Get this today in order to understand your work!!

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Income Statement and Balance
Sheet
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are as follows:

a
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b
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Solution:
a
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Transforming the dollar amounts into proportions allows
us to compare Carver’s situation with other firms
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Example

−20,000
30,000

= −0
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666 × 100 = −66
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To create Carver’s common size balance sheet, we will again translate the relevant dollar
amounts by expressing them as proportions of a given whole
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Therefore, we divide all of the given values by $33,000
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4848

0
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48%

Common−Size Balance Sheet
Cash and marketable securities

2012
$

500

2%

Accounts receivable

6000

18

Inventories

9,500

29

Current assets
Net property plant and equipment

16,000

48 %

17,000

$

52

Total assets

$

33,000

100 %

Accounts payable

$

7,200

22 %

6,800

21

Short−term debt
Current liabilities

$

Long−term liabilities
Total liabilities

7,000

42 %
21

$

21,000

64 %

12,000

$

Total owners’ equity
Total liabilities and owners’
equity

14,000

36

33,000

100 %

Round off to 48%


Title: Financial Management/Accounting
Description: These notes detail how to solve problems involving Income Statements and balance sheets as well as examples so you can check your work. Get this today in order to understand your work!!