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 Brad’s Engineering Pty Ltd \text { Brad's Engineering Pty Ltd } REQUIRED:
A)From the Information Provided Above,calculate Each of the Following

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 Brad’s Engineering Pty Ltd \text { Brad's Engineering Pty Ltd }
20152014 Statement of financial positions as at 30 June $$ Total Current Assets 11,08010,280 Total Fixed Assets 75,00042,000 TOTAL ASSETS $86,080$52,280 Total Current Liabilities 3,4001,960 Long-term Liabilities 20,0008,500 TOTAL LIABILITIES $23,400$10,460 NET ASSETS (Assets - Liabilities) $62,680$41,820 SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY  Share capital 4000030000 Reserves and retained profits 22,68011,820$62,60$41,820 Additional Information: 20152014 Net profit after interest & tax $10,860$6,000 Interest expense 2,000900 Taxation expense 3,0001,500\begin{array}{lll}&2015&2014\\\text { Statement of financial positions as at } 30 \text { June }&\$&\$\\\text { Total Current Assets } & 11,080 & 10,280 \\\text { Total Fixed Assets } & 75,000 & 42,000\\\text { TOTAL ASSETS }&\$86,080&\$52,280\\\text { Total Current Liabilities } & 3,400 & 1,960 \\\text { Long-term Liabilities } & \underline{20,000} & 8,500 \\\text { TOTAL LIABILITIES }&\$23,400&\$10,460\\\\\text { NET ASSETS (Assets - Liabilities) } & \$ 62,680 & \$ 41,820 \\\\\text { SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY } & & \\\text { Share capital } & 40000 & 30000 \\\text { Reserves and retained profits } & 22,680 & 11,820\\&\$62,60&\$41,820\\\\\text { Additional Information: }\\& 2015 & 2014 \\\text { Net profit after interest \& tax } & \$ 10,860 & \$ 6,000 \\\text { Interest expense } & 2,000 & 900 \\\text { Taxation expense } & 3,000 & 1,500\end{array}
REQUIRED:
a)From the information provided above,calculate each of the following ratios for each of the years ending 30 June 2014 and 2015.
Gearing ratio.Use formula
Long term liabilities  Share capital and reserves + long term liabilities\frac{\text {Long term liabilities }}{\text { Share capital and reserves + long term liabilities}}
Interest cover ratio.Use formula
Profit before interest and tax Interest \frac{\text {Profit before interest and tax }}{\text {Interest }}
b)Comment on the movements in the ratios over the two years and the adequacy of the level of gearing and interest cover.


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