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Category > Accounting Posted 18 Aug 2017 My Price 14.00

Angela Ramirez

ABC Pharmacy - What can two new pharmacy owners learn about their business from its financial statements?

It has been a little more than two years since Angela Ramirez and Martin Bull purchased the ABC Pharmacy from Frank Strand, the previous owner and founder, who started the pharmacy in 1963. The two had spent many long hours in the store and had learned many valuable lessons as business owners that they had not had the opportunity to learn as employees of large chain pharmacies where they had previously worked.

Ramirez and Bull just received an e-mail from their accountant that contained the balance sheet and the in the income statement for ABC Pharmacy for the fiscal year that had just ended. The financial statements appear below.

Balance Sheet, December 31, 2013

   

Assets

Current Assets

 

Cash

$74,473

Accounts receivable

$112,730

Inventory

$224,870

Supplies

$21,577

Other assets

$10,202

Total Current Assets

$443,852

   

Fixed Assets

 

Autos, net

$33,156

Equipment, net

$35,706

Furniture and fixtures, net

$16,323

Total Fixed Assets

$85,185

Total Assets

$529,037

   

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

 

Accounts payable

$29,585

Notes payable

$70,902

Line of credit payable

$32,136

Total current liabilities

$132,623

Long-Term Liabilities

 

Note payable

$170,880

Loan

$93,346

Total long-term liabiities

$264,226

   

Owner's Equity

Ramirez and Bull, capital

$132,187

Total liabilities and owner's equity

$529,036

   

Income Statement December 31, 2013

     

Sales Revenue

   

Prescription sales revenue

 

$2,228,767

All other sales revenue

 

$167,757

Total Sales

 

$2,396,524

Cost of Goods Sold

   

Beg. Inventory, 1/1/2013

$169,578

 

Purchases

$1,938,097

 

Goods available for sale

$2,107,675

 

Ending Inventory, 12/31/2013

$224,870

 

Cost of Goods sold

 

$1,882,805

Gross profit

 

$513,719

Operating Expenses

   

Utilites

$10,305

 

Rent

$35,948

 

Advertising

$9,586

 

Insurance

$9,586

 

Depreciation

$5,033

 

Salaries and benefits

$321,134

 

Computer and e-commerce

$11,983

 

Repairs and maintenance

$28,758

 

Travel

$4,793

 

Professional fees

$3,595

 

Supplies

$5,991

 

Total operating expenses

 

$446,712

Other Expenses

   

Interest Expense

$24,879

 

Misc. expenses

$374

 

Total other expenses

 

$25,253

Total expenses

 

$471,965

Net Income

 

$41,754

     
     

To see how their pharmacyAc€?cs financial position has changed since their first full year of operation, they want to calculate 12 financial ratios. They also want to compare ABC PharmacyAc€?cs ratios to those of the typical small pharmacy in the industry. The table below shows the value of each of the 12 ratios from last year and the industry median for small pharmacies.

Ratio Comparison

     
 

ABC Pharmacy

Industry Median

 

Current Year

Last Year

 

Liquidity Ratios

     

Current Ratio

 

3.41

4.71

Quick Ratio

 

1.72

2.42

Leverage Ratios

     

Debt Ratio

 

0.70

0.62

Debt to net worth ratio

 

2.23

2.10

Times interest earned ratio

 

3.04

3.90

Operting Ratios

     

Average inventory turnover ratio

 

10.90

11.70

Average collection period ratio

 

14.00

15.00

Average payable period ratio

 

5.00

14.00

Net sales to total assets ratio

 

4.75

4.68

Profitability Ratios

     

Net profit to sales ratio

 

1.94%

2.90%

Net profit to assets ratio

 

9.20%

8.20%

Net profit to equity ratio

 

29.21%

48.00%

       

Questions:

3.     How do the ratios you calculated for this year compare to those of the typical company in the industry? Do you spot any areas that could cause the company problems in the future? Explain

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