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Question 1: Please refer to the hypothetical financial statements below. Assume a constant profit margin and dividend payout ratio. Also, assume that this firm's assets and liabilities all vary proportionately with sales. If sales are projected to increase by 10 percent, what is the external financing needed for the following year? Hint: In order to determine this amount, you must first construct a forecasted income statement. What if sales are expected to increase by 20%?
2015 Income Statement Sales 17300Cost of goods sold 10600Depreciation 3280EBIT 3450Interest 680EBT 2770Tax 940Net Income (EAT) 1830Dividends 450 Balance Sheet Assets Current assets: Cash and securities 350Accounts receivable 940Inventories 2360Total current assets 3650Net fixed assets 10850Total assets 14500 Liabilities and owners' equity Current liabilities Bank loan 0Accounts payable 1920Total current liabilities 1920Long-term debt 3500Common stock 7500Retained earnings 1580Total liabilities and owners' equity 14500
Attachment:- finicial statement'.rar
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