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Canadian Bacon Inc. financial statements are presented in the table below. Based

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Question

Canadian Bacon Inc. financial statements are presented in the table below.

            Based on the information in the table, and using a 365-day year, calculate Average Day’s Purchases.

Round the answers to two decimal places

Balance Sheet December 31, 2012

Cash and marketable securities

$198,000

Accounts payable

$288,000

Accounts receivable

$469,000

Notes payable

$65,000

Inventories

$577,000

Accrued expenses

$84,000

Prepaid expenses

$15,700

Total current liabilities

$437,000

Total current assets

$1,259,700

Long-term debt

$237,000

Gross fixed assets

$1,954,000

Par value and paid-in-capital

$199,000

Less: accumulated depreciation

$476,000

Retained Earnings

$1,864,700

Net fixed assets

$1,478,000

Common Equity

2,063,700

Total assets

$2,737,700

Total liabilities and owner’s equity

$2,737,700

Income Statement, Year of 2012

Net sales (all credit)

$7,546,600.00

Less: Cost of goods sold

$6,112,746.00

Selling and administrative expenses

$349,000.00

Depreciation expense

$145,000.00

EBIT

$939,854.00

Interest expense

$49,500.00

Earnings before taxes

$890,354.00

Income taxes

$356,141.60

Net income

$534,212.40

Cash and marketable securities

$198,000

Accounts payable

$288,000

Accounts receivable

$469,000

Notes payable

$65,000

Inventories

$577,000

Accrued expenses

$84,000

Prepaid expenses

$15,700

Total current liabilities

$437,000

Total current assets

$1,259,700

Long-term debt

$237,000

Gross fixed assets

$1,954,000

Par value and paid-in-capital

$199,000

Less: accumulated depreciation

$476,000

Retained Earnings

$1,864,700

Net fixed assets

$1,478,000

Common Equity

2,063,700

Total assets

$2,737,700

Total liabilities and owner’s equity

$2,737,700

Explanation / Answer

Cash Conversion cycle = Days inventory outstanding + Days sales outstanding - Days Payable outstanding

1) Days inventory outstanding = 365 * Inventory / Cost of sales

   = 365 * 577000 / 6112746

= 34.45 Days

2) Days Sales oustanding = 365 * Account receivable / Net Credit Sales

   = 365 * 469000 / 7546600

= 22.68 Days

3) Days payable oustanding = 365 * Accounts payable / Cost of sales

   = 365 * 288000 / 6112746

= 17.20 Days (approx)

Accordingly, Cash Conversion cycle = 34.45 + 22.68 - 17.20 = 39.93 Days

Conclusion:- Cash conversion cycle = 39.93 Days [40 Days approximately].

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