TABLE 5 (TN) Cactus Building Supply 2000 Pro-forma Worksheet Income Statement ($ in thousands) Balance Sheet (S in thousands) Net sales $ 5200 $ 33160 Cash Cost of sales $ 2947 S 4336 $ 28231 Accounts receivable Gross profit $ 4953s 73191 $ 4929 Inventory $ 13100 SG&A $ 2487 Current assets $ 3860 Depreciation $ 380 Short-term loans $ 2509 Miscellaneous expenses $ 398 Accounts payable $ 1459 Total operating expenses $ 3265 Accruals $ 7828 EBIT $ 1664 Current liabilities $ 626 Interest expense Net Income before taxes $1038 1,500 $ 498 Taxes (@ 48%) Long-term loan 330 $ 540 Mortgage Net income after taxes $9,658 Total liabilities Dividends $3,650 $ 540 Common stock Retained earnings $2,950 Retained earnings $6,600 Owners' equity $16,258 Total claims Table 5 Cactus Building Supply 2000 Worksheet Income Statement ($ in thousands). Net sales Balance Sheet ($ in thousands) Cash $ 8200 $2047 $ 4988 $ 13100 4,588 1,430 $3,158 $1025 13.1 $3,860 2,509 1,459 7,828 1,500 $ 33160 $ 28 231 $ 4929 446 Cost of sales Accounts receivable Gross profit Inventory Current assets Interest-notes Interest-long-term Interest-mortgages Interest total Administrative and selling expenses Depreciation Miscellaneous expenses Total expenses Fixed assets (gross) Accumulated depreciation Net fixed assets Total assets 150 30 $ 626 $ 2487 $380 Short-term loans $398 $326 S Accounts payable Accruals Net Income before taxes Current liabilities Taxes $ 498 $$40 Long-term loan Mortgage Total liabilities Net income after taxes 330 Dividends Retained earnings $9,658 $3,650 $ 2930 $ 6 600 $ 16238 $ 540 Common stock Retained earnings Owners' equity Total claims total li ability es comman stoa3650 ret. earnings 2950 (2410 540) Owner's ea. GO 00 10 288 +o tal claims
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We were asked to calculate the missing values (which I have written down on my copy of the table in the image attached). After attending the lecture with hopes to get a better understanding of how the numbers we obtained, I ended up coming home and copying the answers down as my professor did not review as to how he calculated them. I copied all the numbers down onto excel with hopes to see if I can understand where the numbers came from but to no avail. There are no requirements asked for other than to simply calculate and input the missing values which I have noted down from the answer sheet. I am hoping to get an understanding as to how the numbers were computed for the income statement for now.
Table 1: given values
1997 | 1998 | 1999 | |
net sales |
26820 | 28966 | 30703 |
cogs | 21216 | 23550 | 26140 |
gross profit | 5604 | 5416 | 4563 |
admin and selling expenses | 2006 | 2407 | 2648 |
depreciation | 250 | 260 | 320 |
misc. expenses | 318 | 558 | 898 |
total operating expenses | 2574 | 3225 | 3866 |
earnings before interest and taxes | 3030 | 2191 | 697 |
interest: short term loans | 50 | 88 | 286 |
interest: long term loans | - | 150 | 150 |
interest: mortgage | 41 | 37 | 33 |
net income before taxes | 2939 | 1916 | 228 |
taxes (48%) | 1411 | 919 | 110 |
net income after taxes | 1528 | 997 | 118 |
dividends on common stock | 382 | 249 | 30 |
1146 | 748 | 88 |



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