Chapter 2
Chapter 2 |
Problems 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 14, 15, 19 |
Input boxes in tan |
Output boxes in yellow |
Given data in blue |
Calculations in red |
Answers in green |
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#4
Chapter 2 |
Question 4 |
Input area: |
Sales |
Costs |
Depreciation expense |
Interest expense |
Tax rate |
Cash dividends |
Shares outstanding |
Output area: |
Income Statement |
Sales |
$ – 0 |
Costs |
– |
Depreciation expense |
– 0 |
EBIT |
$ – |
Interest expense |
– |
EBT |
$ – 0 |
Taxes (0%) |
– |
Net income |
$ – 0 |
Addition to retained earnings |
$ – 0 |
Earnings per share |
ERROR:#DIV/0! |
Dividends per share |
ERROR:#DIV/0! |
#6
Chapter 2 |
Question 6 |
Input area: |
Taxable income |
Taxable income |
0 – 50,000 |
15% |
50,001 – 75,000 |
25% |
75,001 – 100,000 |
34% |
100,001 – 335,000 |
39% |
335,001 – 10,000,000 |
34% |
10,000,001 – 15,000,000 |
35% |
15,000,001 – 18,333,333 |
38% |
18,333,334 + |
35% |
Output area: |
Taxes: |
15% |
$ 50,000 |
25% |
(50,000) |
34% |
0 |
39% |
0 |
34% |
0 |
35% |
0 |
38% |
0 |
35% |
0 |
The marginal tax rate is |
15% |
#7
Chapter 2 |
Question 7 |
Input area: |
Sales |
Costs |
Depreciation Expense |
Interest Expense |
Tax rate |
Output area: |
Income Statement |
Sales |
$ – 0 |
Costs |
– |
Depreciation expense |
– 0 |
EBIT |
$ – |
Interest expense |
– |
EBT |
$ – 0 |
Taxes (0%) |
– |
Net income |
$ – 0 |
Operating cash flow |
$ – 0 |
#14
Chapter 2 |
Question 14 |
Input area: |
Sales |
Costs |
Other expenses |
Depreciation expense |
Interest expense |
Taxes |
Dividends |
2015 New equity |
Net new long-term debt |
Change in fixed assets |
Output area: |
Income Statement |
Sales |
$ – 0 |
Costs |
– |
Other expenses |
– 0 |
Depreciation expense |
– 0 |
EBIT |
$ – |
Interest expense |
– |
EBT |
$ – 0 |
Taxes |
– |
Net income |
$ – 0 |
Dividends |
$ – 0 |
Addition to retained earnings |
$ – 0 |
a. |
Operating cash flow |
$ – 0 |
b. |
Cash flow to creditors |
$ – 0 |
c. |
Cash flow to stockholders |
$ – 0 |
d. |
Cash flow from assets |
$ – 0 |
Net capital spending |
$ – |
Change in NWC |
$ – 0 |
#15
Chapter 2 |
Question 15 |
Input area: |
Sales |
Costs |
Addition to retained earnings |
Dividends paid |
Interest expense |
Tax rate |
Output area: |
Income Statement |
Sales |
$ – 0 |
Costs |
– |
Depreciation expense |
$ – 0 |
EBIT |
$ – |
Interest expense |
– |
EBT |
$ – 0 |
Taxes |
– 0 |
Net income |
$ – 0 |
Dividends |
$ – 0 |
Addition to retained earnings |
$ – 0 |
#19
Chapter 2 |
Question 19 |
Input area: |
Sales |
Costs |
Administrative and selling expenses |
Depreciation expense |
Interest expense |
Tax rate |
Output area: |
Income Statement |
Sales |
$ – 0 |
Costs |
– |
Administrative and selling expenses |
– |
Depreciation expense |
– 0 |
EBIT |
$ – |
Interest expense |
– |
EBT |
$ – 0 |
Taxes (0%) |
0 |
a. |
Net income |
$ – 0 |
b. |
Operating cash flow |
$ – 0 |
c. |
Net income was negative because of the tax deductibility and |
interest expense. However, the actual cash flow from operations |
was positive because depreciation is a non-cash expense and |
interest is a financing expense, not an operating. |
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