ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING - EXAMPLE 34.35 : A voluntary accountant is

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING - EXAMPLE 34.35 : A voluntary accountant is performing Du Pont Analysis for a charitable engineering organization. References for 3-step Du Pont formula are : (ROE) = (Net Income $) / (Equity $), where ROE is Return On Equity. (ROS) = (Net Income $) / (Sales $), where ROS is Return On Sales. (Asset Turnover) = (Sales $) / (Assets $). (Leverage) = (Assets $) / (Equity $). From the balance sheet and income statement, the company has Assets of $3753.19 this year and $3216.86 last year. Sales for this year is $2292.34. Let ROE = 0.37 and ROS = 0.21. (a) Calculate the Asset Turnover of the organization. (b) Find the value of the organizational Leverage. (c) Calculate the Net Income $ of the organization.

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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING - ANSWER 34.35 : (a) (Assets $) = [ (Assets of this year) + (Assets of last year) ] / 2 = ($3753.19 + $3216.86) / 2 = $3485.025. Asset Turnover = (Sales $) / (Assets $) = ($2292.34) / ($3485.025) = 0.658. (b) From 3-step Du Pont formula, (Net Income $) = (ROE) (Equity $) = (ROS) (Sales $). Then (Equity $) = (ROS) (Sales $) / (ROE) = (0.21) ($2292.34) / (0.37) = $1301.0578. From answer (a), (Assets $) = $3485.025. (Leverage) = (Assets $) / (Equity $) = ($3485.025) / ($1301.0578) = 2.6786. (c) From 3-step Du Pont formula, (Net Income $) = (ROS) (Sales $) = (0.21) ($2292.34) = $481.3914. The answer is given by Kang Chuen Tat; PO Box 6263, Dandenong, Victoria VIC 3175, Australia; SMS +61405421706; chuentat@hotmail.com; http://kangchuentat.wordpress.com.

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