Use the information provided in Table 6.1 to complete the pro forma income statement and balance sheet for J. W. Bracken Inc
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Table 6.1 Answers
Assumptions: ($000's)
Current Sales $136.36
Growth Rate in Sales 10.0%
Gross Profit (% of Sales) 36.0%
SGA Expenses (% of Sales) 18.0%
Depreciation (% of Beginning Fixed Assets) 20.0%
Interest Expenses (% of Current Loan) 10.0%
Tax Rate 40.0%
Dividends (% of Net Earnings) 40.0%
Current Loans $27.0
Beginning Fixed Assets $33.0
No New External Equity
Pro forma age of accounts receivable (days) 38.6
J W Bracken Pro Forma Income Statement ($000's) Year 1 Pro Forma
Sales $150.0
CGS $96.0
Gross Profit $54.0
SGA Expenses $27.0
Depreciation $6.6
EBIT $20.4
Interest $2.7
EBT $17.7
Taxes $7.1
Net Earnings (NE) $10.6
Dividends $4.2
Change in Retained Earnings $6.4
J W Bracken Balance Sheets ($000's) Year 0 Year 1 Pro Forma
Assets
Cash $8.0 $8.6 Given
Accounts Receivable $12.0 $15.9
Inventory $22.0 $24.6 Given
Total Current Assets $42.0 $49.1
Fixed Assets $33.0 $34.5 Given
Total Assets $75.0 $83.6
liabilities
Accounts Payable $14.0 $14.8 Given
Long-Term Debt $27.0 $28.4
Total liabilities $41.0 $43.2
Equity $34.0 $40.4
Total liabilities and Equity $75.0 $83.6
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