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Holcomb and Cromworthy are forecasting a 10% increase in sales next year. Assume the company is operating at 90% capacity. The company has 100,000 shares of common stock outstanding and dividends are $0.22 per share.ASSETS 2015 $52,000 402,000 836,000 $1,290,000 527,000 -166,200 $360,800 $1,650,800 2014 $57,600 351,200 715,200 $1,124,000 4

1) At 90% capacity, what level will sales have to reach for the discretionary items to become spontaneous that is move-in direct proportion to sales?

*4,277,777

*4,235,000

*3,975,000

2) Compute the new level of net income for the company

*85,880

*80,220

*56,935

3) Compute the company's additional retained earnings for the year

*55,360

*61,420

*58,220

4) Compute the new level of total assets required

*1,779,800

*1,815,800

*1,272,680

5) Calculate the new level of current liabilities                             

*$502,358

*$568,357

*$571,720

6) Compute the company's new level of retained earnings on the balance sheet                           

$224,600

$277,666

$284,208

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1) At 90% capacity, what level will sales have to reach for the discretionary items to become spontaneous that is move-in direct proportion to sales?
Sales at 90% Capacity                         38,50,000
Forecasting 10% increase in sales at same capacity
So Level of sales will be 10% more than existing sales (3850000*110%)                         42,35,000
Current Capacity 90% plus 10% i.e new level of capacity is 99%
2) Compute the new level of net income for the company
New level (Forecast)
Sales (as above)                         42,35,000
Cost of goods Sold
(3250000/3850000*4235000)                       -35,75,000
Gross Profit                           6,60,000
Other expenses                         -4,30,300
Depreciation                             -20,000
EBIT                           2,09,700
Interest expense                             -76,000
EBT                           1,33,700
Taxes (40%)                             -53,480
Net Income                               80,220
EPS                                   0.80
Net income                               80,220
3) Compute the company's additional retained earnings for the year
Net income                               80,220
Dividend (100000 shares * 0.22)                             -22,000
Additional retained earnings                               58,220
4) Compute the new level of total assets required
2015 New level
Assets $
Cash                                                      52,000                               37,940 Refer note 1 below
Accounts Receivable 4,02,000                           4,42,200 10% Increase ( it increases with increase in capacity)
Inventory 8,36,000                           9,19,600 10% Increase ( it increases with increase in capacity)
Total current Assets 12,90,000 13,99,740
Gross Fixed Assets 527000                           5,27,000 Same Level
Less Accum Depreciation -1,66,200                         -1,86,200 Reduce depreciation for the year
Net Fixed Assets 3,60,800 3,40,800
Total Assets 16,50,800 17,40,540
5) Calculate the new level of current liabilities  
Liabilities and Equity
Accounts Payable 1,75,200                           1,92,720 10% Increase ( it increases with increase in capacity)
Notes Payable 2,25,000                           2,25,000 Same level
Accruals (Other than tax) 1,40,000                           1,54,000 10% Increase ( it increases with increase in capacity)
Total Current Liabilities 5,40,200             5,71,720
Long-Term Debt 4,24,612                           4,24,612 Same
Common Stock 460000                           4,60,000 Same
Retained Earnings 2,25,988                           2,84,208 Add Additional retained earnings
Total Equity 6,85,988             7,44,208
Total Liabilities and Equity 16,50,800           17,40,540
5) New level of cuurent liabilities is 5,71,720
Note1 Calculation of Cash balance
Net profit after dividend                               58,220
Add
Depreciation                               20,000
Purchase of additional Fixed Assets                                        -  
(10% of current FA)
Change in working capital
Change in current assets
Inventory (919600-836000)                             -83,600
Accounts receivable (442200-402000)                             -40,200
Change in current Liabilities
Accounts Payable (192720-175200)                               17,520
Accruals (154000-140000)                               14,000
Total increase/(Decrease) in Cash                             -14,060
(Assuming interest are paid in cash in the current year and last year taxes are paid this year)
Opening Cash 52,000
Closing Cash balance                               37,940
6) New level of retained earnings                           2,84,208
(Add additional retained earnings to present level)
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