Case 2Company ABCAssets turnoverGross SalesSales DiscountsGross ProfitOperating ProfitPermanent CapitalFinancial Leverage2%1.050.0003500018%9%345.000,0035%Acid Test ratio1,5%Fixed assets turnover4Liquid assets10%Tangible fixed assets/ Shareholders Equity30%Requirement:Prepare the Balance Sheet and Income Statement of Company ABC

Balance sheet refers to the financial statement which shows the financial position of the company…

Case 2 Company ABC Assets turnover Gross Sales Sales Discounts 2% 1.050.000 35000 Gross Profit 18% Operating Profit 9% Permanent Capital 345.000,00 Financial Leverage 35% Acid Test ratio 1,5% Fixed assets turnover 4 Liquid assets 10%

Case 2 Company ABC Assets turnover Gross Sales Sales Discounts 2% 1.050.000 35000 Gross Profit 18% Operating Profit 9% Permanent Capital 345.000,00 Financial Leverage 35% Acid Test ratio 1,5% Fixed assets turnover 4 Liquid assets 10%

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