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USE THE DATA BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 29, 30 AND 31 - THE DATA WILL BE REPEATED

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Question

USE THE DATA BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 29, 30 AND 31 - THE DATA WILL BE REPEATED FOR EACH OF THE QUESTIONS, BUT IT IS IDENTICAL FOR EACH. Giver the financial data and ratios, lifted below for the Atlanta Company, determine what Atlanta Company recorded as. Long Term Debt on its 2012 balance sheet. (Record your answer without a dollar sign, without commas, and if the answer is a negative number, use the minus sign followed by the number with no spaces between the minus sign and the number - thus record $3,743 as 3743 or negative 18 as, -18).

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

Cash sales=10000*20%=2000

Total cash=2000+250=2250

COGS=10000-4000=6000

Inventory turnover ratio=COGS/Average inventory

4=6000/Average inventory

Average inventory=1500

Net profit=(NP/Sales)*100

8%=(NP/10000)*100

NP=800

Average collection period=360 days/Debtor turnover ratio

45 days=360 days/DTR

DTR=8 times

DTR=Credit sales/Debors

8=8000/debtor

Debtor=1000

ROA=Net income/Total fixed assets

20%=800/Total Fixed assets

Total fixed assets=4000

ROE=Net income/Equity

50%=800/Equity

Equity=1600

CR=CA/CL

2.5=4750/CL

CL=1900

Accounts payable days=360/CTR

CTR=360/30=12 times

CTR=Net Credit purchases/Average Creditors

Average Creditors=500

Atlanta Company Balance Sheet For year ending December 31,2012 Cash 2250 Accounts receivable 1000 Inventory 1500 Net fixed assets 4000 Total assets 8750 Notes payable 1400 Accounts payable 500 Long term debt 5250 Equity 1600 Total liab. And equity 8750