Refer to the financial statement data for Patriot Corp. for 2011 and 2010. Complete the table by computing the ratios.
Patriot Corp.
Bnlamce Slicet
As of December 31 , Assets: Cash andCash Equivalents AccountsReceivable Inventory Curent Assets Equipment Less: Accumulated depreciation Equipment-Net Land Total assets: Liabilities: Accounts Payable Accrued Salaries Payable Rent Expense Payable Income Tax Payable Current Liabilities Long-term note payableTotal LiabilitiesStocklolders’ Equity:Common stockRetained earningsTotal liabilitiesand stocklolders’ equity:2011$69,000126,50092,000287,500194,063−38,813155,250132,250$575,000$69,00051,75035,7504,788161,288172,50033,788115,000126,212$575,0002010$55,25080,75063,750199,750148,750−29,750119,000106,250$425,000$42,50042,50028,5001,250114,750102,000216,75089,250119,00$425,000
Patriot Carp.
Ineome Strtument
For the year ended December 31, 2011
Revenues Cost of goods sold Gross Profit Operating ExpensesDepreciation expenseSalary expenseInsurance ExpenseRent Expense Interest Expense Total Operating ExpensesIncome from Operations Income Tax ExpenseNet incomeDividends paid to Common Shareholders$373,750(224,250)(9,062)(56,063)(44,850)(18,688)(6,120)$3,090149,500(134,783)14,717(4415)$10,302
Financial Ratio to be calculated:
Current RatioQuick RatioDays Accounts ReceivableDays InventoryDays Accounts PayableNet Days Working CapitalLong-term Debt to Long-term Capital RatioLong-term Debt to Shareholders’ Equity ratioLiabilities to Total AssetsInterest Coverage ratioN/A - Not Applic able for the given year20112010N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
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