The following information is available for a company. Set up the income statement and balance sheet for 2008, then forecast the income statement and balance sheet for 2009, assuming sales grow by 15%               During 2008 the company is going to buy a $300,000 machine, depreciated SL over 6 years. It will do its financing for next year using bonds that have a coupon rate of 8%.  It pays off  $100,000 a year on its long term debt.     2008 2009 Additional Financing Necessary     Dividends (30% payout)     Taxable Income     Depreciation $50,000   Cash $175,000   Accruals $50,000   Raw material $400,000   Curr. Assets     LTD at 10% $600,000   Labor $312,500   Accum. Depr. $475,000   ST portion of LTD $100,000   A/P $50,000   TL & NW     Operating Costs $125,000   A/R $275,000   Curr. Liab.     GFA $1,550,000   Sales $1,250,000   Total Assets     CS $480,000   Interest $76,000   Contri. To RE     COGS     NFA     EBIT     Other Fixed Costs $55,000   Taxes (40%)     Gross Profits     RE $425,000   Inv. $255,000   N/P at 8% $75,000   After Tax Income

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The following information is available for a company. Set up the income statement and balance sheet for 2008, then forecast the income statement and balance sheet for 2009, assuming sales grow by 15%

 

            During 2008 the company is going to buy a $300,000 machine, depreciated SL over 6 years. It will do its financing for next year using bonds that have a coupon rate of 8%.  It pays off  $100,000 a year on its long term debt.

 

 

2008

2009

Additional Financing Necessary

 

 

Dividends (30% payout)

 

 

Taxable Income

 

 

Depreciation

$50,000

 

Cash

$175,000

 

Accruals

$50,000

 

Raw material

$400,000

 

Curr. Assets

 

 

LTD at 10%

$600,000

 

Labor

$312,500

 

Accum. Depr.

$475,000

 

ST portion of LTD

$100,000

 

A/P

$50,000

 

TL & NW

 

 

Operating Costs

$125,000

 

A/R

$275,000

 

Curr. Liab.

 

 

GFA

$1,550,000

 

Sales

$1,250,000

 

Total Assets

 

 

CS

$480,000

 

Interest

$76,000

 

Contri. To RE

 

 

COGS

 

 

NFA

 

 

EBIT

 

 

Other Fixed Costs

$55,000

 

Taxes (40%)

 

 

Gross Profits

 

 

RE

$425,000

 

Inv.

$255,000

 

N/P at 8%

$75,000

 

After Tax Income

 

 

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