Chapter 9

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What is the effect of writing off $10 of inventory on earnings?

  • It only affects the tax liabilities
  • It increases earnings
  • It has no effect on earnings
  • It decreases earnings (correct)

What is the consequence of not writing off bad inventory promptly?

  • Cash flow will improve
  • Inventory may increase in value
  • Assets may be overstated (correct)
  • Earnings may be understated

How does writing off inventory affect the Gross Profit on the Income Statement?

  • Gross Profit remains unchanged
  • Gross Profit decreases (correct)
  • Gross Profit is irrelevant to inventory write-offs
  • Gross Profit increases

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Financial Statements Review

  • The lemonade stand business's Balance Sheet is reviewed to determine its financial status at the end of the summer.
  • The final Balance Sheet shows pre-tax profits of $12.
  • Pre-tax profits include 3intaxes,makingthetotalearnings3 in taxes, making the total earnings 3intaxes,makingthetotalearnings15 for the week.
  • Total pre-tax earnings for the summer are $64.
  • A 25% tax rate is applied, resulting in a tax liability of $16.

Inventory Write-Off

  • The lemonade stand has rotten lemons as inventory.
  • The inventory is written off, reducing inventory value by $10 and decreasing earnings by the same amount.
  • The write-off is reflected on the Balance Sheet and Income Statement.
  • This affects taxes, reducing earnings and tax liabilities.

Inventory Accuracy

  • The lemons going bad highlights the importance of accurate inventory valuation.
  • Overstating inventory can inflate asset values and earnings.
  • Businesses should regularly assess and adjust inventory values to reflect actual condition.
  • Inventory is a crucial aspect of business valuation, and expert help is essential when buying or selling a business.

Cleaning Up the Balance Sheet

  • The Balance Sheet is cleaned up by paying off suppliers, taxes, and collecting receivables.
  • An insurance policy is canceled, resulting in a refund.
  • After these adjustments, the Balance Sheet shows 45intotalequityand45 in total equity and 45intotalequityand18 in cash.

Equity vs. Cash

  • The lemonade stand has 45inequitybutonly45 in equity but only 45inequitybutonly18 in cash due to assets like the building and wagon.
  • This highlights the difference between equity and liquid assets.
  • Considering whether to liquidate the building and wagon involves evaluating the business's future prospects.

Considerations for Next Year

  • The lemonade stand is ready for next summer with its existing assets.
  • However, it has only $18 in cash.
  • Liquidating the building and wagon requires finding a buyer.
  • Both options offer advantages and disadvantages that require careful evaluation.

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