Comparative Balance Sheet                           Current Year   Previous Year   Year Before   Current Assets               Cash $50,000   $100,000   $90,000     Accounts Receivable, net $275,000   $150,000   $100,000     Inventory $580,000   $400,000   $250,000     Prepaid Expenses $25,000   $30,000   $10,000     Total Current Assets $930,000   $680,000   $450,000   Property & Equipment, net $115,000   $150,000   $140,000   Total Assets $1,045,000   $830,000   $590,000                   Liabilities & Owner's Equity             Current Liabilities               Accounts Payable $410,000   $265,000   $190,000     Short-term Payables $175,000   $90,000   $50,000     Total Current Liabilities $585,000   $355,000   $240,000   Long Term Bonds Payable (12%) $50,000   $150,000   $150,000   Total Liabilities $635,000   $505,000   $390,000   Stockholder's Equity               Common Stock (100,000 shares) $200,000   $200,000   $200,000     Retained Earnings $248,000   $130,000   $73,000   Total Liabilities and Shareholder's Equity $1,083,000   $835,000   $663,000                                                     Drood Company         Comparitive Income Statements                           Current Year   Previous Year                         Sales $1,100,000   $875,000         Less: Cost of Goods Sold $550,000   $490,000         Gross Margin $550,000   $385,000         Less: Selling & Admin Expenses $295,000   $240,000         Operating Income $255,000   $145,000         Less: Interest Expense $12,000   $18,000         Income Before Taxes $243,000   $127,000         Less: Income Taxes (40%) $97,200   $50,800         Net Income $145,800   $76,200         Less: Dividends $27,800   $19,200         Net Income, Retained $118,000   $57,000                     9 Gross Margin %                                             10 Has operating income grown faster than sales?                                                                 11 Identify 3 significant changes on the balance sheet between current year and previous year (ignore Year Before)

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    Comparative Balance Sheet    
               
      Current Year   Previous Year   Year Before
  Current Assets          
    Cash $50,000   $100,000   $90,000
    Accounts Receivable, net $275,000   $150,000   $100,000
    Inventory $580,000   $400,000   $250,000
    Prepaid Expenses $25,000   $30,000   $10,000
    Total Current Assets $930,000   $680,000   $450,000
  Property & Equipment, net $115,000   $150,000   $140,000
  Total Assets $1,045,000   $830,000   $590,000
               
  Liabilities & Owner's Equity          
  Current Liabilities          
    Accounts Payable $410,000   $265,000   $190,000
    Short-term Payables $175,000   $90,000   $50,000
    Total Current Liabilities $585,000   $355,000   $240,000
  Long Term Bonds Payable (12%) $50,000   $150,000   $150,000
  Total Liabilities $635,000   $505,000   $390,000
  Stockholder's Equity          
    Common Stock (100,000 shares) $200,000   $200,000   $200,000
    Retained Earnings $248,000   $130,000   $73,000
  Total Liabilities and Shareholder's Equity $1,083,000   $835,000   $663,000
               
               
               
    Drood Company    
    Comparitive Income Statements    
               
      Current Year   Previous Year    
               
    Sales $1,100,000   $875,000    
    Less: Cost of Goods Sold $550,000   $490,000    
    Gross Margin $550,000   $385,000    
    Less: Selling & Admin Expenses $295,000   $240,000    
    Operating Income $255,000   $145,000    
    Less: Interest Expense $12,000   $18,000    
    Income Before Taxes $243,000   $127,000    
    Less: Income Taxes (40%) $97,200   $50,800    
    Net Income $145,800   $76,200    
    Less: Dividends $27,800   $19,200    
    Net Income, Retained $118,000   $57,000    
               
9 Gross Margin %                    
                       
10 Has operating income grown faster than sales?                
                       
                       
11 Identify 3 significant changes on the balance sheet between current year and previous year (ignore Year Before)  
                       
                       
                       
                       
12 If you were a loan officer, would you lend Edwin Co money? Why or why not?        
                       
                       
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