Given below are balance sheets for Vernon’s Shoppe, Inc. for a three year period, plus some additional information.
Required:
1) on this tab, compute the rates of change for each balance sheet account for 20×2 and 20×3
2) on the second tab, compute the ratios specified (make sure your calculations can be clearly followed), and provide analysis
Vernon’s Shoppe, Inc.
Balance Sheets
As of December 31, 20×3, 20×2, and 20×1
20×3 20×2 20×1
Assets
Cash 10,821 48,369 57,263
Accounts receivable (net) 342,660 318,275 341,512
Inventory 443,528 286,311 256,400
Prepaid expenses 37,606 17,530 15,428
Total Current Assets 834,615 670,485 670,603
Plant and Equipment (net) 735,218 707,522 656,419
Total Assets 1,569,833 1,378,007 1,327,022
Liabilities and Owner Equity
Liabilities
Accounts payable 396,310 321,517 300,567
Accrued expenses 275,381 260,049 243,812
Total Current Liabilities 671,691 581,566 544,379
Long Term Notes Payable 350,000 300,000 300,000
Common Stock 10,000 10,000 10,000
Retained Earnings 538,142 486,441 472,643
Total Liabilities and Owner Equity 1,569,833 1,378,007 1,327,022
Sales (from Income Statement) 1,808,422 1,631,509 1,521,344
Also note:
Gross margin remains constant at 40% of sales each year
Allowance for bad debts is $20,000 each year
Compute the following:
Current ratio for all three years
Quick ratio for all three years
Inventory turnover for 20×2 and 20×3
Days sales in accounts receivable for all three years
Provide a brief assessment of the company’s liquidity position, including trends and areas of concern.
Limit your answer to about eight lines that fit on the screen.
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