Financial Accounting 8th Edition
Financial Accounting 8th Edition
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781119210818
Author: Kimmel, Weygandt, Kieso
Publisher: WILEY
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(a) (1)

To determine

Annual Report: It is a comprehensive financial report that shows all the business activities that takes place throughout the previous financial year. Its purpose is to provide the complete financial information of a company’s financial activities to its users in order to help them analyze and take well informed decisions.

Financial Ratios: Financial ratios are the metrics used to evaluate the overall financial performance of a company during a specific period of time.

To compute: Return on assets

(a) (1)

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Compute the return on assets ratio for Incorporation A, and Incorporation W for the year 2014.

Title: Compute the return on assets ratio
Ratios Incorporation A Incorporation W
Return on assets]=Net incomeAverage total assets×100 =$241$47,332×100=0.5% =$16,363$204,228.5×100=8%

Table (1)

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Compute the average total assets for Incorporation A.

Beginning total assets =$54,505

Ending total assets =$40,159

Average total assets = [Beginning total assets(2013)]+[Ending total assets(2014)]2=$54,505+$40,1592=$47,332 (1)

Compute the average total assets for Incorporation W.

Beginning total assets =$204,751

Ending total assets =$203,706

Average total assets = [Beginning total assets(2013)]+[Ending total assets(2014)]2=$204,751+$203,7062=$204,228.5 (2)

For net income, refer Consolidated Statements of Operations for the year 2014 reported in Appendix D for Incorporation A and refer Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income: Consolidated net income attributable to Incorporation W for the year 2014 Appendix E for Company VF.

For average total assets, refer Consolidated Balance Sheets for the year 2014 reported in Appendix D for Incorporation A and Appendix E for Incorporation W. The total assets reported at the end of the year 2013, is the beginning total assets for the year 2014.

(a) (2)

To determine

To compute: Profit margin ratio

(a) (2)

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Compute the profit margin ratio for Incorporation A and Incorporation W for the year 2014.

Title: Compute the profit margin ratio
Ratios Incorporation A Incorporation W
Profit margin]=Net incomeNet sales×100 =$241$88,988×100=0.3% =$16,363$485,651×100=3.4%

Table (2)

Explanation:

For net income and net sales, refer Consolidated Statements of Operations for the year 2014 reported in Appendix D for Incorporation A, and refer Consolidated Statements of Income for the year 2014 Appendix E for Incorporation W.

(a) (3)

To determine

To compute: Assets turnover ratio

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Compute the assets turnover ratio for Incorporation A and Incorporation W for the year 2014.

Title: Compute the assets turnover ratio
Ratios Incorporation A Incorporation W
Asset turnover]=Net salesAverage total assets×100 =$88,988$47,332×100=1.88 times =$485,651$204,228.5×100=2.38 times

Table (2)

For net sales, refer Consolidated Statements of Operations for the year 2014 reported in Appendix D for Incorporation A and refer Consolidated Statements of Income for the year 2014 Appendix E for Incorporation W.

For average total assets, refer Consolidated Balance Sheets for the year 2014 reported in Appendix D for Incorporation A and Appendix E for Incorporation W. The total assets reported at the end of the year 2013, is the beginning total assets for the year 2014.

(b)

To determine

To conclude: on the management of the plant assets from the findings.

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The assets turnover ratio indicates how efficiently a company utilizes its available assets to maximize its sales. The assets turnover ratio of Incorporation W is higher than Incorporation A. It indicates that Incorporation W has more effectively used its assets, to generate revenue.

Moreover, Incorporation W had been able to earn more profits out of its sales than Incorporation A that is, indicated in the significant difference of the profit margin ratio for both the companies. This resulted in higher return on assets for Incorporation W than Incorporation A.

Conclusion

There, it can be concluded that Incorporation W having more assets turnover, profit margin, and return on assets implies that, it has a more effective, and efficient asset management system than Incorporation A.

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