Problem 4 FINANCIAL RATIOS. The Format Company reports the following balance sheet data: Current liabilities $280.000 Bonds payable, 16% Preferred stock, 14%, $100 par value $120.000 S200,000 Common stock $25 par value, 16.800 shares $420,000 Paid-in capital on common stock $240,000 Retained earnings $180,000 Income before taxes is $160,000. The tax rate is 40 percent. Common stockholders' equity in the previous year was $800,000. The market price per share of common stock is $35. Requirement: Calculate the following: a. Net income; t.Preferred dividends; t. Return o commo d Timesinterect cai sek e. Larings per sharoj i/camings ratio, and g. Book value per share.

Problem 4 FINANCIAL RATIOS. The Format Company reports the following balance sheet data: Current liabilities $280.000 Bonds payable, 16% Preferred stock, 14%, $100 par value $120.000 S200,000 Common stock $25 par value, 16.800 shares $420,000 Paid-in capital on common stock $240,000 Retained earnings $180,000 Income before taxes is $160,000. The tax rate is 40 percent. Common stockholders' equity in the previous year was $800,000. The market price per share of common stock is $35. Requirement: Calculate the following: a. Net income; t.Preferred dividends; t. Return o commo d Timesinterect cai sek e. Larings per sharoj i/camings ratio, and g. Book value per share.

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