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The following income statement and balance sheet for Virtual Gaming Systems are

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The following income statement and balance sheet for Virtual Gaming Systems are provided.

VIRTUAL GAMING SYSTEMS
Income Statement
For the year ended December 31, 2012
  Sales revenue $3,039,000    
  Cost of goods sold 1,951,000    

     Gross profit 1,088,000    
  Expenses:
      Operating expenses 868,000    
      Depreciation expense 42,000    
      Loss on sale of land 9,400    
      Interest expense 16,200    
      Income tax expense 48,600    


        Total expenses 984,200    

  Net income $ 103,800    

VIRTUAL GAMING SYSTEMS
Balance Sheet
December 31
2012 2011
  Assets
  Current assets:
      Cash $ 217,000       $ 152,000       
      Accounts receivable 117,000       70,000       
      Inventory 116,000       138,000       
      Prepaid rent 28,000       26,000       
Long-term assets:
      Investment in bonds 130,000       0       
      Land 219,000       241,000       
      Equipment 165,000       169,000       
      Less: Accumulated depreciation (72,000)       (30,000)      

            Total assets $ 920,000       $ 766,000       

  Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
  Current liabilities:
      Accounts payable $ 76,000       $ 93,000       
      Interest payable 6,000       8,000       
      Income tax payable 19,000       27,000       
  Long-term liabilities:
      Notes payable 286,000       233,000       
  Stockholders' equity:
      Common stock 298,000       263,000       
      Retained earnings 235,000       142,000       

        Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $ 920,000       $ 766,000       

Required:

Assuming that all sales were on account, calculate the following risk ratios for 2012. (Round your intermediate and final answers to 1 decimal place. Omit the "%" sign in your response)

  Risk Ratios
  1. Receivables turnover ratio    times
  2. Average collection period    days
  3. Inventory turnover ratio    times
  4. Average days in inventory    days
  5. Current ratio    to 1
  6. Acid-test ratio    to 1
  7. Debt to equity ratio    %
  8. Times interest earned ratio    times

Explanation / Answer

Risk Ratios
  1. Receivables turnover ratio 32.51 times

=Net credit sales / Average account receivable = $3039990 / (117000+70000/2)= 32.51


  2. Average collection period    days

=Number of days / Receivable turnover ratio = 365/32.51 =11.23


  3. Inventory turnover ratio 15.36 times

= Cost of goods sold/ Avergae inventory = 1951000/ (116000+138000/2)= 15.36


  4. Average days in inventory 23.76 days

=365/Average days in inventor= 365/ 15.36= 23.76


  5. Current ratio 4.73 to 1

= Current assets / current liailities = $478000/$101000 = 4.73


  6. Acid-test ratio 3.34 to 1

=Quick asset/quick liabilities = 334000/ 101000 = 3.34


  7. Debt to equity ratio 73 %

= total liabilites/ shareholders equity =387000/ 533000 = 0.726


  8. Times interest earned ratio 10.70 times

= EBIT/ interest expense =168600/16200=10.70

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