Using the balance Sheet and Income Statement Below: 1. Gross Margin Percentage? 2. Earnings per share (of common stock)? 3. Price-earnings ratio? 4….

Using the balance Sheet and Income Statement Below:
1. Gross Margin Percentage?
2. Earnings per share (of common stock)?
3. Price-earnings ratio?
4. Divident payout ratio?
5. Divident yield ratio?
6. Return on total assests?
7. Return on common stocholders equity?
8. Book value per share?
9. Working capital?
10. Current ratio?

BALANCE SHEET
current assets year 2 year 1
cash 180000 150000
accounts receivable 200000 190000
inventory 140000 140000
prepaid expense 100000 90000
total current assests 620000 570000
plant & equipment net 780000 800000
total assests 1400000 1370000

Current liabilities
accounts payable 110000 130000
accrued liabilities 80000 70000
notes payable, short term 60000 60000
total current liabilities 250000 260000
bonds payable 220000 240000
total liabilities 470000 500000

stock holders equity: yr 1 yr 2
preferred stock, $100 par value, 5% 200000 200000
common stock, $2 par value 400000 400000
additional paid in capital – common stock 100000 100000
retained earnings 230000 170000
total stock holders equity 930000 870000
total liabilities and stock holders equity 1400000 1370000

INCOME STATEMENT for the year ended Dec 31, (YEAR 2)

Sales all on account 1130000
Cost of goods sold 700000
Gross margin 430000
Selling and administrative expense 244000
Net operating income 186000
Interest expense 29000
Net income before taxes 157000
Income taxes (30%) 47000
Net Income 110000