(a)
Current assets = cash+marketable securities+ accounts receivable+ inventories+ prepaid taxes and insurance= 150000+200000+150000+50000+30000= $580000
Current Liabilities = Notes payble+ accounts payable+ income tax payable= 50000+ 100000+ 80000= $230000
Working capital = Current assets- current liabilities= 580000-230000= $350000
Shareholder's equity = Common stock+ capital surplus+ retained earnings= 150000+150000+70000= $370000
(b)
Income after tax= 500000
Preference dividend= 6% of (1000*100)= $6000
Profit left= 500000-6000= 494000
No. of equity shares= 10000
EPS= 494000/100000= $49.4
(c)
Capital surplus per share= 150000/10000= 15
Nominal value per share= 15
Therefore, price at which it was issued= 15+15= $30
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