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Times Interest earned: Times interest earned is calculated by dividing income before interest and income tax by interest expense. This ratio shows the ratio of income earned by a company to amount of interest expenses, whether the company is earning enough to pay off its interest expenses. Thus, higher the ratio more capable is the company to pay off its interest expense. Formula for the same is given below:
Requirement 1:
To determine:
Times interest earned ratio for miller Company using the formula as stated above.
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Explanation of Solution
Times interest earned for Miller Company.
Requirement 2:
To determine:
Times interest earned ratio for Weaver Company using the formula as stated above.
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Explanation of Solution
Times interest earned for Weaver Company
Requirement 3:
To determine:
Changes If sales Increase by 30%.
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Add 30% | 300000 | Add 30% | 300000 |
Total Sales | 1300000 | Total Sales | 1300000 |
Sales | 1300000 | Sales | 1300000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 1040000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 780000 |
Income Before Interest | 260000 | Income Before Interest | 520000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 200000 | Net Income | 260000 |
If sales are increased by 30%, Net income of Miller increases to $200000 from $140000 and Net Income of Weaver increases from $140000 to $260000.
Requirement 4:
To determine:
Changes If Sales increase by 50%
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Add 50% | 500000 | Add 50% | 500000 |
Total Sales | 1500000 | Total Sales | 1500000 |
Sales | 1500000 | Sales | 1500000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 1200000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 900000 |
Income Before Interest | 300000 | Income Before Interest | 600000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 240000 | Net Income | 340000 |
If sales are increased by 50% Net Income of Miller company increased to $240000 from $140000 and net income of Weaver increases to $340000 from $140000.
Requirement 5:
To determine:
Changes If Sales Increase by 80%
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Add 80% | 800000 | Add 80% | 800000 |
Total Sales | 1800000 | Total Sales | 1800000 |
Sales | 1800000 | Sales | 1800000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 1440000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 1080000 |
Income Before Interest | 360000 | Income Before Interest | 720000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 300000 | Net Income | 460000 |
If sales increase to 80% net income of Miller Company increases to $300000 from $140000 and Weaver Company increases from $140000 to $460000.
Requirement 6:
To determine:
Changes If sales decrease by 10%
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Less 10% | 100000 | Less 10% | 100000 |
Total Sales | 900000 | Total Sales | 900000 |
Sales | 900000 | Sales | 900000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 720000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 540000 |
Income Before Interest | 180000 | Income Before Interest | 360000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 120000 | Net Income | 100000 |
If Sales decrease by 10%, Net income of miller reduces to $120000 from $140000 and Weaver Company, reduces from $140000 to $100000.
Requirement 7:
To determine:
Changes If sales decrease by 20%
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Less 20% | 200000 | Less 20% | 200000 |
Total Sales | 800000 | Total Sales | 800000 |
Sales | 800000 | Sales | 800000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 640000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 480000 |
Income Before Interest | 160000 | Income Before Interest | 320000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 100000 | Net Income | 60000 |
If sales decrease by 20%, Net income of Miller company reduces from $140000 to $100000 and Weaver Company reduces from $140000 to $60000
Requirement 8:
To determine:
Changes If sales decrease by 40%
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Explanation of Solution
Miller Company | Weaver Company | ||
Sales | 1000000 | Sales | 1000000 |
Less 40% | 400000 | Less 40% | 400000 |
Total Sales | 600000 | Total Sales | 600000 |
Sales | 600000 | Sales | 600000 |
Variable Expense(80%) | 480000 | Variable Expense(60%) | 360000 |
Income Before Interest | 120000 | Income Before Interest | 240000 |
Interest(Fixed Expense) | 60000 | Interest(Fixed Expense) | 260000 |
Net Income | 60000 | Net Income | -20000 |
If sales decrease by 40% net income of Miller Company reduces to $60000 from $140000 and Weaver Company suffers a loss of $20000 from profit of $140000.
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