Principles of Financial Accounting.
22nd Edition
ISBN: 9780077632892
Author: John J. Wild
Publisher: McGraw Hill
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Chapter 2, Problem 15E
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Compute the amount of net income earned or the amount of net loss incurred by the business for the given cases.
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Year 9 Selected Financial Data ($ millions)
Merck & Co.
Income Statement Data
Sales revenue...
Depreciation......
Interest expense.
$7,120
230
10
Pretax income...
2,550
Income taxes..
900
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Balance Sheet Data
Current assets...
$4,850
Fixed assets, net...
2,400
Total assets..
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Current liabilities...
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Long-term debt...
100
Shareholders' equity...
3,860
Total liabilities & shareholders' equity..
Required:
a. Calculate return on common equity for Year 9 using year-end
amounts and assuming no preferred dividends.
b. Disaggregate Merck's ROCE. Comment on Merck's use of
leverage. (Assume all assets and current liabilities are operating
and a 35% tax rate.).
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Given:
Asset change during year
Liability change during year
Capital Contribution
Dividends
Net Income / Net Loss
-5
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Principles of Financial Accounting.
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