10. [EXCEL] Percent of sales: Given the data for Cattail Corporation in Problem 9, if you assume that all balance sheet items also vary with the change in sales, develop a pro forma balance sheet for Cattail for the next fiscal year. Assuming that the firm did not sell or repurchase stock, what is the cash dividend implied by the pro forma income statement and balance sheet? Problem 9:  [EXCEL] Percent of sales: Cattail Corporation's financial statements for the fiscal year just ended are shown below: Cattail Corporation     Financial Statements for the Fiscal Year Just Ended                       Income Statement   Balance Sheet   Net Sales  $ 1,500,000   Assets  $ 700,000   Debt  $    600,000   Costs   350,000         Equity   100,000   Net Income  $ 1,150,000   Total  $ 700,000   Total  $    700,000                     Cattail management expects sales to increase by 14 percent next year.  Assume that the financial statement accounts vary directly with changes in sales and that management has no financing plan at this time.  Given this information, develop a pro forma income statement for Cattail for the next fiscal year.

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10. [EXCEL] Percent of sales: Given the data for Cattail Corporation in Problem 9, if you assume that all balance sheet items also vary with the change in sales, develop a pro forma balance sheet for Cattail for the next fiscal year. Assuming that the firm did not sell or repurchase stock, what is the cash dividend implied by the pro forma income statement and balance sheet?

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[EXCEL] Percent of sales: Cattail Corporation's financial statements for the fiscal year just ended are shown below:

Cattail Corporation    
Financial Statements for the Fiscal Year Just Ended    
                 
Income Statement   Balance Sheet  
Net Sales  $ 1,500,000   Assets  $ 700,000   Debt  $    600,000  
Costs   350,000         Equity   100,000  
Net Income  $ 1,150,000   Total  $ 700,000   Total  $    700,000  
                 
Cattail management expects sales to increase by 14 percent next year.  Assume that the financial statement accounts vary directly with changes in sales and that management has no financing plan at this time.  Given this information, develop a pro forma income statement for Cattail for the next fiscal year.
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