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The Annual Report Project
The Annual Report Project
2011
Employee Retirement Plans & Stock-Based Compensation
1. Does the company offer a pension plan? If so, what type? (Defined Benefit / Defined Contribution)
No, company does not offer any pension plan.
2. Use the format below to analyze the plan.
(Defined Benefit Plan)
a. Compare pension expense with operating revenue.
N.A
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
A. Pension Expense
B. Operating Revenues
A / B
b. Compare pension expense with income before income taxes.
N.A
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
A. Pension Expense
B. Income before income taxes
A / B
c. Compare benefit obligation with value of plan assets.
N.A
Current year
Last year
Benefit obligation
FV plan assets
Overfunded ( underfunded)
d. Analyze rates:
N.A
Discount Rate
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
Combined weighted-Average Rate
Rate of Compensation increase
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
U.S. Plans
Expected Return on Plan Assets
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
U.S. Plans
(Defined Contribution Plan)
a. Compare pension expense with operating revenue.
N.A
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
A. Pension Expense
B. Operating Revenues
A / B
b. Compare pension expense with income before income taxes.
N.A
Current year
Last year
Two years ago
A. Pension Expense
B. Income before income taxes
A / B
3. Comment on any changes over the past few years in these pension plans.
N.A
4. Briefly discuss any stock-based compensation that your company offers.
a. Describe what they offer
b. List outstanding values at fiscal year-end
Company does not offer any stock-based compensation to its employees.
Income Statement
1.
What is the period covered by the income statements?
Period covered by the income statement are year ending 31st Dec 2009, 31st Dec 2010, 31st Dec 2011.
2.
Does the format of the statement most closely follow a single step or multiple step income statement? How can you tell?
Format of the income statement of the company closely follows multiple step income statement formats, as the company has shown many items of expenses separately apart from the segment expenses.
3.
Give the amounts and ratios for the following income statement items over the past three years?
2011
2010
2009
Current Year
Prior Year
Two Years Ago
CGS to Net Sales Ratio (%)
62.09%
67.77%
68.51%
Gross Profit Rate (%)
37.91%
32.23%
31.49%
Profit Margin (%)
6.99%
-0.21%
2.22%
Return on Assets
2.88%
-0.10%
1.01%
Total Asset turnover
41.13%
-46.69%
45.62%
Return on Total Equity
48.44%
-3.34%
44.93%
Return on Common Equity
63.89%
-72.18%
-5.89%
Return on Investments
2.88%
-0.10%
1.01%
Sales To Fixed Assets Ratio
0.460
0.532
0.512
EPS - Basic
3.96
-1.74
0.55
EPS - Diluted
3.89
-1.74
0.55
Times Interest Earned
1.57
0.98
1.17
Debt ratio
0.94
0.97
0.92
Debt / Equity ratio
15.84
33.18
40.68
Price Earnings Ratio
10.66
-28.38
44.16
Dividend Payout
NA
NA
NA
Dividend Yield
NA
NA
NA
Book Value
$6.20
$2.41
-$9.27
4.
Using elements listed on your company’s income statement, prepare a common size income statement using the following format. (Vertical Analysis Chapter 5)
Account
Current Year
%
Prior Year
%
Two Years Ago
%
Segment Revenues:-
Franchise revenues
$ 398,539
37.07%
$ 377,137
28.28%
$ 372,999
26.36%
Company resturant sales
$ 530,984
49.38%
$ 815,572
61.15%
$ 890,020
62.91%
Rental income
$ 125,960
11.72%
$ 124,508
9.34%
$ 133,845
9.46%
Financing revenues
$ 19,715
1.83%
$ 16,424
1.23%
$ 17,899
1.27%
Total revenues
$ 1,075,198
100.00%
$ 1,333,641
100.00%
$ 1,414,763
100.00%
Segment Expenses:-
Franchise expenses
$ 105,006
9.77%
$ 103,505
7.76%
$ 102,256
7.23%
Company restaurant expenses
$ 458,443
42.64%
$ 699,336
52.44%
$ 766,472
54.18%
Rental expenses
$ 98,147
9.13%
$ 99,030
7.43%
$ 100,201
7.08%
Financing expenses
$ 5,973
0.56%
$ 1,969
0.15%
$ 370
0.03%
Total Segment expenses
$ 667,569
62.09%
$ 903,840
67.77%
$ 969,299
68.51%
Gross segment profit
$ 407,629
37.91%
$ 429,801
32.23%
$ 445,464
31.49%
General and administrative expenses
$ 155,822
14.49%
$ 160,330
12.02%
$ 157,727
11.15%
Interest expense
$ 132,707
12.34%
$ 171,537
12.86%
$ 186,258
13.17%
Impairment and closure charges
$ 29,865
2.78%
$ 4,285
0.32%
$ 105,622
7.47%
Amortization of intangible assets
$ 12,300
1.14%
$ 12,300
0.92%
$ 12,306
0.87%
Loss (gain) on extinguishment of debt and temporary equity
$ 11,159
1.04%
$ 107,003
8.02%
$ (45,678)
-3.23%
Debt modification costs
$ 4,031
0.37%
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Gain on disposal of assets
$ (43,253)
-4.02%
$ (13,574)
-1.02%
$ (7,355)
-0.52%
Income (Loss) before income tax
$ 104,998
9.77%
$ (12,080)
-0.91%
$ 36,584
2.59%
Provision (Benefit) for income taxes
$ (29,806)
-2.77%
$ 9,292
0.70%
$ (5,175)
-0.37%
Net Income (Loss)
$ 75,192
6.99%
$ (2,788)
-0.21%
$ 31,409
2.22%
Net Income (Loss) available to common stockholders:-
Net income (Loss)
$ 75,192
6.99%
$ (2,788)
-0.21%
$ 31,409
2.22%
Less: Series A Preferred stock dividends
$ -
0.00%
$ (25,927)
-1.94%
$ (19,531)
-1.38%
Less: Accretion of series B preferred stock
$ (2,573)
-0.24%
$ (2,432)
-0.18%
$ (2,291)
-0.16%
Less: Net (income) loss allocated to unvested participating restricted stock
$ (1,886)
-0.18%
$ 1,173
0.09%
$ (351)
-0.02%
Net income (Loss) available to common stockholders
$ 70,733
6.58%
$ (29,974)
-2.25%
$ 9,236
0.65%
Net income (Loss) available to common stockholders (per share):-
Basic
3.96
-1.74
0.55
Diluted
3.89
-1.74
0.55
Weighted average shares outstanding:-
Basic
17846
17240
16917
Diluted
18185
17240
16917
5.
Using elements listed on your company’s income statement calculate the increase or decrease in dollars and percent between the years using the following format. (Year to Year Change Analysis Chapter 5)
Account
Current Year
Prior Year
Change in $
%
Two Years Ago
Change in $
%
Segment Revenues:-
Franchise revenues
$ 398,539
$ 377,137
$ 21,402
5.67%
$ 372,999
$ 25,540
6.85%
Company resturant sales
$ 530,984
$ 815,572
$ (284,588)
-34.89%
$ 890,020
$ (359,036)
-40.34%
Rental income
$ 125,960
$ 124,508
$ 1,452
1.17%
$ 133,845
$ (7,885)
-5.89%
Financing revenues
$ 19,715
$ 16,424
$ 3,291
20.04%
$ 17,899
$ 1,816
10.15%
Total revenues
$ 1,075,198
$ 1,333,641
$ (258,443)
-19.38%
$ 1,414,763
$ (339,565)
-24.00%
Segment Expenses:-
Franchise expenses
$ 105,006
$ 103,505
$ 1,501
1.45%
$ 102,256
$ 2,750
2.69%
Company restaurant expenses
$ 458,443
$ 699,336
$ (240,893)
-34.45%
$ 766,472
$ (308,029)
-40.19%
Rental expenses
$ 98,147
$ 99,030
$ (883)
-0.89%
$ 100,201
$ (2,054)
-2.05%
Financing expenses
$ 5,973
$ 1,969
$ 4,004
203.35%
$ 370
$ 5,603
1514.32%
Total Segment expenses
$ 667,569
$ 903,840
$ (236,271)
-26.14%
$ 969,299
$ (301,730)
-31.13%
Gross segment profit
$ 407,629
$ 429,801
$ (22,172)
-5.16%
$ 445,464
$ (37,835)
-8.49%
General and administrative expenses
$ 155,822
$ 160,330
$ (4,508)
-2.81%
$ 157,727
$ (1,905)
-1.21%
Interest expense
$ 132,707
$ 171,537
$ (38,830)
-22.64%
$ 186,258
$ (53,551)
-28.75%
Impairment and closure charges
$ 29,865
$ 4,285
$ 25,580
596.97%
$ 105,622
$ (75,757)
-71.72%
Amortization of intangible assets
$ 12,300
$ 12,300
$ -
0.00%
$ 12,306
$ (6)
-0.05%
Loss (gain) on extinguishment of debt and temporary equity
$ 11,159
$ 107,003
$ (95,844)
-89.57%
$ (45,678)
$ 56,837
124.43%
Debt modification costs
$ 4,031
$ -
$ 4,031
100.00%
$ -
$ 4,031
100.00%
Gain on disposal of assets
$ (43,253)
$ (13,574)
$ (29,679)
218.65%
$ (7,355)
$ (35,898)
-488.08%
Income (Loss) before income tax
$ 104,998
$ (12,080)
$ 117,078
969.19%
$ 36,584
$ 68,414
187.01%
Provision (Benefit) for income taxes
$ (29,806)
$ 9,292
$ (39,098)
-420.77%
$ (5,175)
$ (24,631)
-475.96%
Net Income (Loss)
$ 75,192
$ (2,788)
$ 77,980
2796.99%
$ 31,409
$ 43,783
139.40%
Net Income (Loss) available to common stockholders:-
Net income (Loss)
$ 75,192
$ (2,788)
$ 77,980
2796.99%
$ 31,409
$ 43,783
139.40%
Less: Series A Preferred stock dividends
$ -
$ (25,927)
$ 25,927
100.00%
$ (19,531)
$ 19,531
100.00%
Less: Accretion of series B preferred stock
$ (2,573)
$ (2,432)
$ (141)
5.80%
$ (2,291)
$ (282)
-12.31%
Less: Net (income) loss allocated to unvested participating restricted stock
$ (1,886)
$ 1,173
$ (3,059)
-260.78%
$ (351)
$ (1,535)
-437.32%
Net income (Loss) available to common stockholders
$ 70,733
$ (29,974)
$ 100,707
335.98%
$ 9,236
$ 61,497
665.84%
Net income (Loss) available to common stockholders (per share):-
Basic
3.96
-1.74
$ 6
327.59%
0.55
$ 3
620.00%
Diluted
3.89
-1.74
$ 6
323.56%
0.55
$ 3
607.27%
6.
Using elements listed on your company’s income statement calculate the ratios and amounts using two years prior as the base year (100%) using the following format. Your answers should all be in percentages. (Horizontal Analysis Chapter...