Calculate the debt service coverage ratio

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Question 1 : Using the following selected income statement data for KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt service coverage ratio. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00.

Sales

$13,194

Cost of goods sold

7,166

Cash operating expenses*

2,175

Depreciation and amortization expense

1,518

Operating earnings (EBIT)

6,690

Interest expense

862

Tax expense

1,177

2. included in the cash operating expenses are $917 of operating lease expenses

3. In addition, $271 of interest was capitalized during the year debt principal of $1,395 was repaid.

Question 2:  Using the following excerpts from the financial statements of KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt ratio, using total financial debt in the numerator. Present your answer in percentage terms, rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00%.

Cash

$177

Short-term investments

$295

Accounts receivable

$384

Inventory

$411

Other current assets

$179

Fixed assets (net)

$1,057

Intangible assets

$207

Long-term investments

$295

Total assets

$3,500

 

 

Short-term debt

$106

Current portion of long-term debt

$62

Accounts payable

$232

Accrued liabilities

$190

Other current liabilities

$110

Long-term debt

$628

Other long-term liabilities

$102

Total liabilities

$2,055

Stockholders' equity

$1,379

Total liabilities and equity

$3,500

Question 3 : Using the following selected income statement data for KRJ Enterprises, calculate the EBITDAR coverage ratio. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00.

Sales

$13,799

Cost of goods sold

6,958

Cash operating expenses*

2,221

Depreciation and amortization expense

1,094

Operating earnings (EBIT)

7,161

Interest expense

780

Tax expense

1,106

2. included in the cash operating expenses are $1,081 of operating lease expenses

3. In addition, $360 of interest was capitalized during the year debt principal of $1,085 was repaid.

 Question 4 : Using the following excerpts from the financial statements of KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt ratio, using total liabilities in the numerator. Present your answer in percentage terms, rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00%.

Cash

$179

Short-term investments

$236

Accounts receivable

$378

Inventory

$406

Other current assets

$190

Fixed assets (net)

$1,040

Intangible assets

$176

Long-term investments

$337

Total assets

$3,500

 

 

Short-term debt

$189

Accounts payable

$221

Accrued liabilities

$180

Other current liabilities

$113

Long-term debt

$674

Other long-term liabilities

$125

Total liabilities

$2,084

Stockholders' equity

$1,352

Total liabilities and equity

$3,500

Question 5 : Using the following excerpts from the financial statements of KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt-equity ratio, using total financial debt in the numerator. Present your answer in percentage terms, rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00%.

Cash

$130

Short-term investments

$271

Accounts receivable

$347

Inventory

$411

Other current assets

$242

Fixed assets (net)

$1,061

Intangible assets

$215

Long-term investments

$267

Total assets

$3,500

 

 

Short-term debt

$117

Current portion of long-term debt

$67

Accounts payable

$211

Accrued liabilities

$192

Other current liabilities

$134

Long-term debt

$628

Other long-term liabilities

$150

Total liabilities

$2,133

Stockholders' equity

$1,428

Total liabilities and equity

$3,500

Question 6 : Using the following selected income statement data for KRJ Enterprises, calculate the interest coverage ratio. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00.

Sales

$12,080

Cost of goods sold

8,317

Cash operating expenses*

2,064

Depreciation and amortization expense

1,015

Operating earnings (EBIT)

6,028

Interest expense

611

Tax expense

1,162

3. included in cash operating expenses are $847 of operating lease expenses

4. In addition, $329 of interest was capitalized during the year and debt principal of $1,420 was repaid.

Question 7: Using the following excerpts from the financial statements of KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt to tangible net worth ratio, using total financial debt in the numerator. Present your answer in percentage terms, rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00%.

Cash

$143

Short-term investments

$287

Accounts receivable

$331

Inventory

$432

Other current assets

$177

Fixed assets (net)

$1,039

Intangible assets

$232

Long-term investments

$289

Total assets

$3,500

 

 

Short-term debt

$126

Current portion of long-term debt

$57

Accounts payable

$279

Accrued liabilities

$192

Other current liabilities

$76

Long-term debt

$623

Other long-term liabilities

$127

Total liabilities

$2,118

Stockholders' equity

$1,425

Total liabilities and equity

$3,500

Question 8 : Reviewing the income statement and cash flow statement from KRJ Enterprises, you find the following items: Net income of $856 million, interest expense of $146 million, tax expense of $369 million, cash flow from operations of $657 million, interest paid of $97 million, and taxes paid of $267 million. Calculate the cash interest coverage for the company. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00.

Question 9 : Using the following excerpts from the financial statements of KRJ Enterprises, calculate the debt-equity ratio, using total liabilities in the numerator. Present your answer in percentage terms, rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00%.

Cash

$153

Short-term investments

$247

Accounts receivable

$307

Inventory

$459

Other current assets

$203

Fixed assets (net)

$1,056

Intangible assets

$172

Long-term investments

$266

Total assets

$3,500

 

 

Short-term debt

$115

Accounts payable

$294

Accrued liabilities

$222

Other current liabilities

$51

Long-term debt

$630

Other long-term liabilities

$121

Total liabilities

$2,080

Stockholders' equity

$1,416

Total liabilities and equity

$3,500

Question 10 : Using the following selected income statement data for KRJ Enterprises, calculate the EBITDA coverage ratio. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places. e.g. 20.00.

Sales

$13,666

Cost of goods sold

8,974

Cash operating expenses*

2,267

Depreciation and amortization expense

1,808

Operating earnings (EBIT)

7,784

Interest expense

794

Tax expense

1,149

2. included in the cash operating expenses are $774 of operating lease expenses

3. In addition, $489 of interest was capitalized during the year debt principal of $1,167 was repaid.

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