Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)
Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)
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ISBN: 9781305961883
Author: Carl Warren
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 14, Problem 14.16E
To determine

(a)

Concept Introduction:

Rate of return on investment represents the investment performance. It is beneficial for investor to compare different investments and select best investment. The benefit or return from the original cost of investment is return on investment.

The missing items in return on investment and residual income computations.

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Answer to Problem 14.16E

The following table represents various rates of return on investment and residual incomes:

    DivisionsSalesIncome from operationsInvested AssetsReturn on InvestmentProfit MarginInvestment Turnover
    California  $6,000,000  $1,200,000  $7,500,000  16%  20%  8
    Midwest  $12,600,000  $1,512,000  $9,000,000  16.8%  12%  1.40
    Northwest  $13,750,000  $1,925,000  $11,000,000  17.5%  14%  1.25
    Texas  $5,250,000  $840,000  $3,500,000  24%  16%  1.50

Explanation of Solution

California:

  Rate of return on investment = Income from operationInvested assets16%=Sales×Profit MarginInvested assets16%=$6,000,000×20%Invested assetsInvested Assets=$1,200,00016%Invested Assets=$7,500,000

Thus, operating income is $1,200,000.

Invested turnover is computed as:

  Invested Turnover=SalesInvested assets=$6,000,000$7,500,000=8

Midwest:

  Income from operations=Sales×Profit marginSales=Income from operationsProfit margin=$1,512,00012%=12,600,000

Invested asset is computed as:

  Invested Turnover=SalesInvested assetsInvested Assets=SalesInvested turnover=12,600,0001.4=$9,000,000

Return on investment is as:

  Rate of return on investment = Income from operationInvested assets=$1,512,000$9,000,000=16.8%

Northwest:

  Rate of return on investment = Income from operationInvested assets17.5%=Income from operation$11,000,000Income from operations=$1,925,000

Invested turnover is computed as:

  Invested Turnover=SalesInvested assets=$13,750,000$11,000,000=1.25

  Income from operations=Sales×Profit marginProfit Margin=Income from operationsSales=$1,925,000$13,750,000=14%

Texas:

  Rate of return on investment = Income from operationInvested assets=$840,000$3,500,000=24%

  Income from operations=Sales×Profit marginProfit Margin=Income from operationsSales=$840,000$5,250,000=16%

Invested turnover is computed as:

  Invested Turnover=SalesInvested assets=$5,250,000$3,500,000=1.5

To determine

(b)

Concept Introduction:

Rate of return on investment represents the investment performance. It is beneficial for investor to compare different investments and select best investment. The benefit or return from the original cost of investment is return on investment.

The residual income assuming the minimum acceptable rate of return is 10%.

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Answer to Problem 14.16E

The following table represents various rates of return on investment and residual incomes:

    DivisionsSalesIncome from operations
      (a)
    Invested Assets
      (b)
    Minimum rate of return
      (c)
    Minimum income
      (d)
    Residual income
      (e)
    California  $6,000,000  $1,200,000  $7,500,000  10%  $750,000  $450,000
    Midwest  $12,600,000  $1,512,000  $9,000,000  10%  $900,000  $612,000
    Northwest  $13,750,000  $1,925,000  $11,000,000  10%  $1,100,000  $825,000
    Texas  $5,250,000  $840,000  $3,500,000  10%  $350,000  $490,000

Explanation of Solution

The minimum income is computed by multiplying the invested assets with the minimum rate of return.

As in the above table the minimum income i.e. (d) is computed by multiplying the invested assets i.e. (b) and minimum rate of return i.e. (c).

The residual income is calculated by computing the difference between income from operations and minimum income.

As in the above table the residual income i.e. (e) is computed by subtracting the minimum income i.e. (d) from the income from operations i.e. (a).

To determine

(c)

Concept Introduction:

Rate of return on investment represents the investment performance. It is beneficial for investor to compare different investments and select best investment. The benefit or return from the original cost of investment is return on investment.

The profitable division in term of return on investment and residual income.

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Answer to Problem 14.16E

The profitable division in term of return on investment is Texas and residual income is Northwest.

Explanation of Solution

The return on investment is highest in the Texas division in comparison to others. So, it is the most profitable division in terms of return.

The residual income is highest in the Northwest division in comparison to others. So, it is the most profitable division in terms of residual income.

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