Answer:
The adjustment depletes our Net income by $5,000,000, thus all basic key ratios will drop as shown below:
Step-by-step explanation:
Company X
Adjustment Entry
Dr. Income Statement with $5,000,000
Cr. Accrued Liability with $5,000,000
(Being accrued Warranty liability and Vendors invoices for the year)
1.
Current ratio
Before the adjustment:
= Current Asset divided by Current Liability
This year = $50,000,000/$30,000000 = 1.67
Last Year = $40,000,000/$25,000,000 = 1.6
After the adjustment:
= Current Asset divided by Current Liability
This year = $50,000,000/$35,000000 = 1.43
Last Year = $40,000,000/$25,000,000 = 1.6
2.
Return on Investment
Before the adjustment:
= Net Income/(Shareholders Equity + Long term liability)
This year = $10,000,000/($45,000000+$25,000,000) = 14.29%
After the adjustment:
= Net Income/(Shareholders Equity + Long term liability)
Net Income depletes by the Accrued Warranty Liability of $5,000,000
This year = $5,000,000/($35,000000+$20,000,000) = 9.1%
3.
Return on Equity
Before the adjustment:
= Net Income/Shareholder's equity
This year = $10,000,000/$45,000000 = 22.22%
After the adjustment:
= Net Income/Shareholder's equity
Net Income depletes by the Accrued Warranty Liability of $5,000,000
This year = $5,000,000/$35,000000 = 14.29%