
a)
To determine: Current assets.
a)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Current assets is calculated by adding cash, receivables and inventories.
Calculation of current assets:
Hence, current assets is $100
b)
To determine: Net fixed assets.
b)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Net fixed assets are calculated by subtracting
Calculation of net fixed assets:
Hence, Net fixed asset is $400.
c)
To determine: Total assets.
c)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Total assets is calculated by adding the total current assets and net fixed assets.
Calculation of total assets:
Hence, Total assets is $500
Total current assets are taken from part (a) and net fixed assets are taken from part (b) calculation.
d)
To determine: Current liabilities.
d)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Current liabilities is calculated by adding debt due for payment and payables.
Calculation of current liabilities:
Hence, current liabilities is $60
e)
To determine: Total liabilities.
e)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Total liabilities is calculated by adding total current liabilities and long term debt.
Calculation of total liabilities:
Hence, total liabilities is $410
f)
To determine: Total liabilities and shareholders equity.
f)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity is calculated by adding total liabilities and shareholders’ equity amount.
Calculation of total liabilities and shareholders’ equity:
So, total liabilities & shareholders’ equity is $500.
g)
To determine: EBIT
g)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Earnings before interest and tax is computed by deducting COGS, selling and administration expenses and depreciation from Net sales.
Calculation of EBIT:
Hence, EBIT is $70.
h)
To determine: Taxable income.
h)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Taxable income is calculated by deducting interest expenses from the EBIT.
Calculation of taxable income:
So taxable income is $45.
i)
To determine: Net income.
i)

Explanation of Solution
Note:
Net income is calculated by deducting taxes from the total taxable income.
Calculation of taxable income:
Hence, net income is $30.
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