LOGIC COMPANY     Comparative Income Statement     For Years Ended December 31, 2017 and 2018                       2018 2017   Gross sales $ 21,400   $ 16,800     Sales returns and allowances   1,000     100     Net sales $ 20,400   $ 16,700     Cost of merchandise (goods) sold   11,400     8,400     Gross profit $ 9,000   $ 8,300     Operating expenses:               Depreciation $ 940   $ 720     Selling and administrative   4,000     3,200     Research   790     620     Miscellaneous   600     420     Total operating expenses $ 6,330   $ 4,960     Income before interest and taxes $ 2,670   $ 3,340     Interest expense   800     620     Income before taxes $ 1,870   $ 2,720     Provision for taxes   748     1,088     Net income $ 1,122   $ 1,632         LOGIC COMPANY     Comparative Balance Sheet     December 31, 2017 and 2018                   2018 2017   Assets               Current assets:               Cash $ 13,200   $ 10,200     Accounts receivable   17,700     13,700     Merchandise inventory   9,700     15,200     Prepaid expenses   25,200     11,200     Total current assets $ 65,800   $ 50,300     Plant and equipment:               Building (net) $ 15,700   $ 12,200     Land   14,700     10,200     Total plant and equipment $ 30,400   $ 22,400     Total assets $ 96,200   $ 72,700     Liabilities               Current liabilities:               Accounts payable $ 14,200   $ 8,200     Salaries payable   8,200     6,200     Total current liabilities $ 22,400   $ 14,400     Long-term liabilities:               Mortgage note payable   23,200     21,700     Total liabilities $ 45,600   $ 36,100     Stockholders’ Equity               Common stock $ 22,200   $ 22,100     Retained earnings   28,400     14,500     Total stockholders’ equity $ 50,600   $ 36,600     Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $ 96,200   $ 72,700       Calculate the average day’s collection. (Use 360 days a year. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.)

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  LOGIC COMPANY  
  Comparative Income Statement  
  For Years Ended December 31, 2017 and 2018  
               
    2018 2017
  Gross sales $ 21,400   $ 16,800  
  Sales returns and allowances   1,000     100  
  Net sales $ 20,400   $ 16,700  
  Cost of merchandise (goods) sold   11,400     8,400  
  Gross profit $ 9,000   $ 8,300  
  Operating expenses:            
  Depreciation $ 940   $ 720  
  Selling and administrative   4,000     3,200  
  Research   790     620  
  Miscellaneous   600     420  
  Total operating expenses $ 6,330   $ 4,960  
  Income before interest and taxes $ 2,670   $ 3,340  
  Interest expense   800     620  
  Income before taxes $ 1,870   $ 2,720  
  Provision for taxes   748     1,088  
  Net income $ 1,122   $ 1,632  
 

 

  LOGIC COMPANY  
  Comparative Balance Sheet  
  December 31, 2017 and 2018  
           
    2018 2017
  Assets            
  Current assets:            
  Cash $ 13,200   $ 10,200  
  Accounts receivable   17,700     13,700  
  Merchandise inventory   9,700     15,200  
  Prepaid expenses   25,200     11,200  
  Total current assets $ 65,800   $ 50,300  
  Plant and equipment:            
  Building (net) $ 15,700   $ 12,200  
  Land   14,700     10,200  
  Total plant and equipment $ 30,400   $ 22,400  
  Total assets $ 96,200   $ 72,700  
  Liabilities            
  Current liabilities:            
  Accounts payable $ 14,200   $ 8,200  
  Salaries payable   8,200     6,200  
  Total current liabilities $ 22,400   $ 14,400  
  Long-term liabilities:            
  Mortgage note payable   23,200     21,700  
  Total liabilities $ 45,600   $ 36,100  
  Stockholders’ Equity            
  Common stock $ 22,200   $ 22,100  
  Retained earnings   28,400     14,500  
  Total stockholders’ equity $ 50,600   $ 36,600  
  Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $ 96,200   $ 72,700  
 

 

Calculate the average day’s collection. (Use 360 days a year. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.)

 

 
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