Annual Report III:  [40 points]Approximately 3 pages plus the portion of the annual report you used.12.  The name of the company. (1 point)13.  Calculate the following ratios for two years.  They are all included in Chapter 13 of our text.  This is best presented in an excel spreadsheet.  Include your calculations and a short comment as to whether the change in the ratio is positive or negative for the company and what it means specifically for your company.  (3 points each: 1 for each year and 1 for comment. Total 30 points)A.  Current RatioB.  Profit MarginC.  Receivables Turnover RatioD.  Average Collection PeriodE.  Inventory TurnoverF.  Days in InventoryG.  Debt to Assets RatioH.  Free Cash FlowI.   Return on AssetsJ.  Asset Turnover14.  Looking at the Income statement and find Earnings per share.  Have they increased or decreased between the current and prior year.  Look at the revenues and expenses.  Explain the change.  (3 points).  Look at the balance sheet – in Stockholders’ Equity.  Does the company have treasury stock?  Has that changed between the current and prior year?   How much? (2 points)  15.  Look up the current price of your company’s stock as of the date you are completing your report. Identify that date.  If you had purchased 100 shares of this corporation on February 18, 2020 and kept it until now (May),  how much would you have gained or lost.  Show the calculation.  Include a brief statement as to whether you would be willing to invest in this company and why.  (4 points)

Annual Report I: [19 Points]    This will be about 2 pages in length plus the portion of the annual report you used.1.  Name of the Company and the Chief Executive Officer (4 points)2.  Address of the home office (2 points)3.  Description of the company’s principal products or services (This can often be found as the first section in the notes right after the financial statements). (4 points)4  Name of the company’s independent accountants (auditors). What were the accountants’ opinions of the company’s financial statements?  What was their opinion on the internal control?  There will be two opinions.  This report is usually the pages before the financial statements. (6 points)5.  Using the balance sheet – prove that the accounting equation works for your company.  This will require you to find total assets, total liabilities and total stockholders’ equity and put this into equation form.  (3 points)

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