106) Refer to the balance sheet above. a. What is Little Company's debt-to-equity ratio now? b. If Little Company buys a $10,000 warehouse by paying $1,000 down and signing a ten-year mortgage...





106) Refer to the balance sheet above.



a. What is Little Company's debt-to-equity ratio now?



b. If Little Company buys a $10,000 warehouse by paying $1,000 down and signing a ten-year mortgage note for the remainder, what will Little Company's debt-to-equity ratio be?



c. If Little Company buys a $10,000 warehouse by paying cash for the full amount, what will Little Company's debt-to-equity ratio be?



d. Is it ethical to structure business transactions so that the company's ratios look as good as possible?





The following information has been adapted from the 2005 and 2006 annual reports of Microsoft Corporation's worldwide operations, available online at http://www.microsoft.com/msft/reports/default.mspx:





Microsoft Corporation



Income Statements



For the Years Ended June 30





200620052004



Revenue$44,282$39,788$36,835



Operating expenses:



Cost of goods sold7,6506,0316,596



Research & development6,5846,0977,735



Sales & marketing9,8188,5638,195



General & administrative 3,758 4,536 5,275



Total operating expenses 27,810 25,227 27,801



Operating income16,47214,5619,034



Investment income 1,790 2,067 3,162



Income before income taxes18,26216,62812,196



Income tax expense 5,663 4,374 4,028



Net income$12,599 $12,254 $8,168





Additional information that might be useful:



Cash dividends declared per common share $0.35$3.40$0.16



Weighted average shares outstanding10,43810,83910,808



Market price per share$24.63$25.10





In 2005, Microsoft declared and paid a one-time cash dividend of $3.00 per share. At the same time, Microsoft announced plans to repurchase a large amount of its own stock.





Microsoft Corporation



Condensed Statement of Cash Flows



For the Year Ended June 30





200620052004



Net cash from operating activities$ 14,404$ 16,605$14,626



Net cash from (used in) investing8,00315,027(3,342)



Net cash used for financing (20,562) (41,078) (2,364)



Net change in cash$ 1,845$ (9,446)$ 8,920





Microsoft Corporation



Balance Sheets



June 30



200620052004



Assets



Current assets:



Cash$ 6,714$ 4,851$ 14,304



Short-term investments27,44732,90046,288



Accounts receivable9,3167,1805,890



Inventory1,478491421



Other current assets 4,055 3,315 3,663



Total current assets49,01048,73770,566



Property & equipment, net3,0442,3462,326



Long-term investments9,23211,00412,210



Goodwill3,8663,3093,115



Intangible assets, net539499569



Other long-term assets 3,906 4,920 5,582



Total assets$69,597$70,815$94,368





Liabilities & shareholders' equity



Current liabilities:



Accounts payable$ 2,909$ 2,086$ 1,717



Wages payable1,9381,6621,339



Income taxes payable1,5572,0203,478



Short-term unearned revenue9,1387,5026,514



Other payables 6,900 3,607 1,921



Total current liabilities22,44216,87714,969



Long-term unearned revenue1,7641,6651,663



Other long-term liabilities 5,287 4,158 2,911



Total liabilities29,49322,70019,543



Shareholders' equity:



Common stock & paid-in capital59,00560,41356,396



Retained earnings (deficit) (18,901) (12,298) 18,429



Total shareholders' equity 40,104 48,115 74,825



Total liabilities & shareholders' equity $69,597 $70,815$94,368









May 15, 2022
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