FUND ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES CONNECT
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Chapter 1, Problem 3BTN
Visit the EDGAR database at SEC.gov. Access the Form 10-Kreport of Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory (ticker: RMCF) filed on May 23. 2017, covering its 2017 fiscal year.
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- Item 6 of the 10-K report provides comparative financial highlights of RMCF for the years 2013-2017. Describe the revenue trend for RMCF over this five-year period.
- Has RMCF been profitable (see net income) over this five-year period? Support your answer.
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Comparison of Firm Performance
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2 2013 Financials
3
Net operating revenues
4 Cost of goods sold
5 Gross profit
6 Selling, general, and administrative expense
7 Other costs
8 Operating income
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Interest expense
10 Other income (loss) - net
11 Income before income taxes
12 Income taxes
13 Net income
14 Assets
15 Cash and cash equivalents
16 Net receivables
17 Inventories
18 Prepaid expenses and other
19 Total current assets
20 Property, plant and equipment
21 Goodwill
22 Other assets
23 Total assets
24 Liabilities and Stockholder Equity
25 Accounts payable
26 Short-term debt
27 Total current liability
28 Long-term debt
29 Other liabilities
30 Total liabilities
31 Stockholder equity
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