This session by Tom Shay illustrates the cost of a small business holding onto inventory that is not selling. By selling this inventory, even at cost or below, and putting that money into inventory that is selling will increase the gross sales, profitability, and return on investment.
2. 12/31
ASSETS
Current Assets:
Cash on hand $1,500.00
Checking Account $17,500.00
Savings Account $3,050.00
Accounts Receivable $14,215.87
Bank Card Receivable $1,340.34
Inventory $275,654.23
Total Current Assets: $313,260.44
Investments:
Cooperative Stock $23,125.46
Cooperative Notes $12,597.47
Total Investments: $35,722.93
Long Term Assets:
Property and Equipment:
Fixtures and Equipment $126,245.11
Building $325,465.88
Total Property and Equipment: $451,710.99
Accumulated Depreciation: $207,950.25
Total Net Property and Equipment: $117,515.63
Other Assets:
Utility Deposits $1,700.00
Total Other Assets: $1,700.00
Total Assets: $468,199.00
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Current Liabilities:
Accounts Payable $47,850.00
Building mortage - current $24,000.00
Note payable - current $45,000.00
Long Term Liabilites:
Building mortgage $62,000.00
Note payable $84,000.00
Total Liabilities: $262,850.00
Stockholders' Equity
Capital Stock $65,000.00
Retained Earnings $114,664.00
Current Income $25,685.00
Total Stockholders' Equity $205,349.00
Total Liabilities and Equity $468,199.00www.profitsplus.org
3. Your balance sheet
Your assets and your liabilities
Contributed capital, current income,
retained earnings
What is the interest rate of the
liabilities? (Mortgage, loans from
lending institutions or individuals)
How much does your business need
to earn to repay that money?
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5. Not just that the inventory looks old
and detracts from the image of your
business
Dead inventory is killing your ROI
What can we do starting today,
to greatly affect your return on
investment?
Use the FREE Return on
Investment calculator at
profitsplus.org
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7. We input:
Total sales
Percentage of credit sales
Cost of goods sold
Operating expenses
Tax rate percentage
Average inventory on hand
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8. Average accounts receivable
Other current term assets (cash)
Long term assets
Current liabilities (<12 months)
Long term liabilities (>12 months)
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9. Total sales: $875,000
Percentage of credit sales: 12%
Cost of goods sold: $460,000
Operating expenses: $340,000
Tax rate: 20%
Average inventory on hand:
$250,000
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10. Average accounts receivable:
$19,500
Other current term assets: $7,000
Long term assets: $175,000
Current liabilities: $23,000
Long term liabilities: $125,000
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