Task #3 5176-Business & Finance homework assignment
Task #3 5176-Business & Finance homework assignment
HSA 6175 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH SYSTEMS
ASSIGNMENT 3
DUE FEBRUARY 18, 2018
Listed below are the balance sheet and statement of operations for Wynn Memorial Nursing Home for 2008 and 2009.
Required:
- Compute the following ratios for Wynn Memorial Nursing Home for 2008 and 2009
a. current ratio.
b. days in accounts receivable.
c. total asset turnover ratio.
d. fixed asset turnover ratio.
e. operating margin.
f. return on total assets.
g. long-term debt to net assets ratio.
Listed below are the industry standards of the above ratios for Wynn Memorial’s peer group.
- Compare the year 2009 to the median:
a. calculate the variance
b. determine if the variance is favorable or unfavorable
- Compare the two years:
a. calculate the variance
b. determine if the variance is favorable or unfavorable
See table below to facilitate the answers.
Rubrics:
Submissions of all problems: 50%
Problem 1 20%
Problem 2a 5%
Problem 2b 10%
Problem 3a 5%
Problem 3b 10%
Problem112a2b3a3b
Ratio
Industry
Median
WMNH
Actual
2008
WMNH
Actual
2009
Variance
2009 to
Median
2009
Compared
to Median
(F/U)*
Variance
2008 over
2009
2009
Compared to
2008 (F/U)*
Current ratio
Days in accts receivable
Total asset turnover
Fixed asset turnover
Operating margin
Return on total assets
Long-term debt to net assets
Wynn Memorial Nursing Home
Financial Ratio Analysis
For the Year 2008 and 2009
- F= Favorable, U= Unfavorable
Balance Sheet for Wynn Memorial Nursing Home
20092008
Current Assets:
Cash and Cash Equivalents$30$50
Net Patient Receivables295235
Prepaid Expenses8080
Total Current Assets405365
Plant, Property, & Equipment
Gross Plant, Property, & Equipment350300
(less Accumulated Depreciation)(70)(50)
Net Plant, Property, & Equipment280250
Construction in Progress2030
Total Assets$888$615
Current Liabilities:
Accounts Payable$220$190
Salaries Payable7550
Total Current Liabilities295240
Long-Term Liabilities:
Bonds Payable10020
Total Long-Term Liabilities10020
Net Assets493355
Wynn Memorial Nursing Home
Balance Sheet (in 000)
For the Years Ending December 31, 2009 and 2008
Ex 4-1
Exhibit 4– 1 Statement of Operations and Balance Sheet for Newport Hospital
Newport Hospital Newport Hospital
Statement of Operations Balance Sheet
For Years Ended December 31, 20X1 and 20X0 For Years Ended December 31, 20X1 and 20X0
12/31/20X1 12/31/20X0 12/31/20X1 12/31/20X0
Operating Revenues ASSETS % of Total % Change
Net Patient Revenues $10,778,272 $10,566,176 Percent * Current Assets Assets 20×0-20×1
Other Operating Revenues 233,749 253,517 Cash & Marketable Securities $363,181 $158,458
Total Operating Revenues 11,012,021 10,819,693 97.7% Patient Accounts Receivables
2.3% Net of Uncollectible Accounts 1,541,244 1,400,013 1.4% 129.2%
Operating Expenses: Inventories 346,176 316,875
Salaries and Benefits 5,644,880 5,345,498 100.0% Prepaid Expenses 163,734 78,788 12.4% 10.1%
Supplies 1,660,000 1,529,680 Other Current Assets 100,000 0 2.8% 9.2%
Insurance 1,536,357 1,551,579 Total Current Assets 2,514,335 1,954,134 0.7% 107.8%
Depreciation 383,493 420,238 0.0% N/A
Interest 500,000 276,379 Non-Current Assets 17.3% 28.7%
Bad debt 456,289 365,678 49.4% Gross Plant, Property, & Equipment 7,088,495 6,893,370
Other 500,093 276,455 14.1% (less Accumulated Depreciation) (2,781,741) (2,398,248)
Total Operating Expenses 10,681,112 9,765,507 Net Plant, Property, and Equipment 4,306,754 4,495,122 60.9% 2.8%
3.9% -21.2% 16.0%
Operating Income 330,909 1,054,186 2.6% Long-Term Investments 3,414,732 4,525,476 39.7% -4.2%
Non-Operating Revenue 185,000 165,000 3.4% Other Assets 640,915 340,853
Excess of Revenues Over Expenses 515,909 1,219,186 0.0% Total Non-Current Assets 8,362,401 9,361,451 40.0% -24.5%
2.6% N/A N/A
Increase (Decrease) in 90.3% Total Assets $10,876,736 $11,315,585
Unrestricted Net Assets $515,909 $1,219,186 3.0% 88.0%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
9.7% Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable $387,646 $166,600 0
11.3% Salaries Payable 135,512 529,298 100.0% -3.9%
Notes Payable 500,000 2,359,524
Current Portion of Long-Term Debt 372,032 338,996
Total Current Liabilities 1,395,190 3,394,418
1.5% 132.7%
Long-Term Liabilities 4.7% -74.4%
Bonds Payable 6,938,891 6,009,484 20.9% -78.8%
Total Long-Term Liabilities 6,938,891 6,009,484 3.0% 9.7%
30.0% -58.9%
Total Liabilities 8,334,081 9,403,902
Net Assets 53.1% 15.5%
Unrestricted 1,901,739 1,570,830
Temporary Restricted 328,000 40,853 53.1% 15.5%
Permanently Restricted 312,916 300,000
Total Net Assets 2,542,655 1,911,683 83.1% -11.4%
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $10,876,736 $11,315,585
13.9% 21.1%
Ex 4-2
Exhibit 4-2 Horizontal Analysis of the Statement of Operations
and Balance Sheet for Newport Hospital
Newport Hospital
Statement of Operations
For the Years Ended December 31, 20X1 and 20X0
% Change
12/31/20X1 12/31/20X0 20X1-20X0
Operating Revenues:
Net Patient Revenues $10,778,272 $10,566,176 2.0%
Other Operating Revenues 233,749 253,517 -7.8%
Total Operating Revenues 11,012,021 10,819,693 1.8%
Operating Expenses:
Total Operating Expenses 10,681,112 9,765,507 9.4%
Operating Income 330,909 1,054,186 -68.6%
Non-Operating Revenue 185,000 165,000 12.1%
Excess of Revenues Over Expenses 515,909 1,219,186 -57.7%
Increase (Decrease) in $515,909 $1,219,186 -57.7%
Unrestricted Net Assets
Newport Hospital
Balance Sheet
December 31, 20X1 and 20X0
% Change
20X1 20X0 20X1-20X0
ASSETS
Total Current Assets $2,514,335 $1,954,134 28.7%
Total Non-Current Assets 8,362,401 9,361,451 -10.7%
Total Assets $10,876,736 $11,315,585 -3.9%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Total Current Liabilities $1,395,190 $3,394,418 -58.9%
Total Long-Term Liabilities 6,938,891 6,009,484 15.5%
Total Net Assets 2,542,655 1,911,683 33.0%
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $10,876,736 $11,315,585 -3.9%
Ex 4-3
Exhibit 4-3 Vertical (Common-Size) Analysis for the Statement of Operations and Balance Sheet for Newport Hospital
Newport Hospital
Statement of Operations
For Years Ended December 31, 20X1 and 20X0
% of Total % of Total
12/3120X1 Revenues 12/3120X0 Revenues
Operating Revenues
Net Patient Revenues $10,778,272 97.9% $10,566,176 97.7%
Other Operating Revenues 233,749 2.1% 253,517 2.3%
Total Operating Revenues 11,012,021 100.0% 10,819,693 100.0%
Operating Expenses:
Total Operating Expenses 10,681,112 97.0% 9,765,507 90.3%
Operating Income 330,909 3.0% 1,054,186 9.7%
Non-operating revenue 185,000 1.7% 165,000 1.5%
Excess of Revenues over Expenses 515,909 4.7% 1,219,186 11.3%
Increase (Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets $515,909 4.7% $1,219,186 11.3%
Newport Hospital
Balance Sheet
For Years Ended December 31, 20X1 and 20X0
% of Total % of Total
20X1 Assets 20X0 Assets
Assets
Total Current Assets $2,514,335 23.1% $1,954,134 17.3%
Total Non-Current Assets 8,362,401 76.9% 9,361,451 82.7%
Total Assets $10,876,736 100.0% $11,315,585 100.0%
Liabilities and Net Assets
Total Current Liabilities $1,395,190 12.8% $3,394,418 30.0%
Total Long-Term Liabilities 6,938,891 63.8% 6,009,484 53.1%
Total Net Assets 2,542,655 23.4% 1,911,683 16.9%
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $10,876,736 100.0% $11,315,585 100.0%
Ex 4-4
Exhibit 4-4 Common-Size Financial Statements for a Small and a Large Hospital
Small Community Hospital Balance Sheet Small Community Hospital Statement of Operations
December 31, 20X0 December 31, 20X0
% Total % Total
Assets Revenues
Current Assets $1,000 10% Net Patient Revenues $10,000 83%
Net Plant and Equipment 9,000 88% Investment Income 2,000 17%
Other Assets 200 2% Total Revenues 12,000 100%
Total Assets $10,200 100%
Operating Expenses 10,000 83%
Current Liabilities $900 9% Income from Operations 2,000 17%
Long-Term Debt 5,000 49%
Total Liabilities 5,900 58% Excess of Revenues Over Expenses 2,000 17%
Net Assets 4,300 42% Increase in Net Assets $2,000 17%
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $10,200 100%
Large Community Hospital Balance Sheet Large Community Hospital Statement of Operations
December 31, 20X0 December 31, 20X0
% Total % Total
Assets Revenues
Current Assets $15,000 22% Net Patient Revenues $68,000 97%
Net Plant and Equipment 50,000 75% Investment Income 2,000 3%
Other Assets 2,000 3% Total Revenues 70,000 100%
Total Assets $67,000 100%
Operating Expenses 65,000 93%
Current Liabilities $12,000 18% Income from Operations 5,000 7%
Long-Term Debt 35,000 52%
Total Liabilities 47,000 70% Excess of Revenues Over Expenses 5,000 7%
Net Assets 20,000 30% Increase in Net Assets $5,000 7%
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $67,000 100%
Note: All figures expressed in ‘000.
Ex 4-5a
Exhibit 4-5a Newport Hospital Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1, and HCIA & HCFA Median Ratio Values
Standard
Small Hospitals’ Current
HCIA & HCFA Desired Trend Analysis Year Trend Possible Explanation
Ratios Median Ratio[1] Position 20X1 20X0 Position Position Current Year Relative to Standards
Liquidity Ratios
Current Ratio 2.18 Above 1.80 0.58 Below Increasing Lower cash & mkt securities & higher receivables
Quick Ratio[2] 1.76 Above 1.36 0.46 Below Increasing Lower cash & mkt securities & higher receivables
Acid Test Ratio 0.35 Above 0.26 0.05 Below Increasing Lower cash & mkt securities
Days in Accounts Receivable 67 Below 52 48 Below Increasing Slower collection of receivables
Days Cash on Hand[2] 46 Above 13 6 Below Increasing Less cash & mkt securities
Average Payment Period 54 Below 49 133 Below Decreasing Faster payment of payables
Profitability Ratios
Operating Margin 0.02 Above 0.03 0.10 Above Decreasing Expenses growing at higher rate than revenues
Non-Operating Revenue[2] 0.05 Varies 0.02 0.02 Below Increasing No change in non-operating income
Return on Total Assets 0.03 Above 0.05 0.11 Above Decreasing Declining profits from higher expenses
Return on Equity Net Assets[2] 0.06 Above 0.20 0.64 Above Decreasing Declining profits from higher expenses
Activity Ratios
Total Asset Turnover Ratio 1.02 Above 1.01 0.96 Below Increasing Total Assets generating less revenues
Net Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio 3.59 Above 2.56 2.41 Below Increasing Fixed Assets generating less revenues
Age of Plant Ratio 9.86 Below 7.25 5.71 Below Increasing Newer plant and equipment
Capital Structure Ratios
Long-Term Debt to Net Assets Ratio 0.21 Below 2.73 3.14 Above Decreasing Higher long-term debt relative to equity
Net Assets to Total Assets Ratio[2] 0.62 Above 0.23 0.17 Below Increasing Lower equity relative to total assets
Times Interest Earned Ratio[2] 2.85 Above 2.03 5.41 Below Decreasing Lower profits from higher expenses
Debt Service Coverage Ratio 3.35 Above 2.00 4.02 Below Decreasing Lower profits from higher expenses
[1] Since Newport Hospital was less than 100 beds, HCIA -Sachs’ Standard ratio values for Beds less than 100 were used.
[2] These Standard ratios values were obtained from Health Care Financing Administration
Hospital Cost Report Information System Files for financial statements ending in 1998.
Based upon HCIA-Sachs 1998 Median values, which approximate hospital medians in mid-1990s.
Ex 4-6
Exhibit 4-6 Selected Liquidity Ratios
Desired
Ratio Formula Standard1 Position
Current Ratio Current Assets 2.18 Above
Current Liabilities
Quick Ratio Cash + Marketable Securities + Net Receivables 1.76 Above
Current Liabilities
Acid Test Ratio Cash + Marketable Securities 0.35 Above
Current Liabilities
Days in Accounts Receivable Net Patient Accounts Receivable 67 Below
Net Patient Revenues / 365
Days Cash on Hand Cash + Marketable Securities 46 Above
(Operating Expenses – Depreciation Expense) / 365
Average Payment Period (Days) Current Liabilities Organizationally
(Operating Expenses – Depreciation Expense) / 365 54 Dependent
1 Based upon HCIA-Sachs’ 1998 approximate hospital median values in mid-1990s
Standard1
Ex 4-6a
Exhibit 4-6a Newport’s Current Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Year Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities
20X1 1.80 = $2,514,335 / $1,395,190
20X0 0.58 = $1,954,134 / $3,394,418
Standard = 2.18
Ex 4-6b
Exhibit 4- 6b Newport’s Quick Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
(Cash + Net Accounts Current
Year Quick Ratio = Marketable Securities + Receivable) / Liabilities
20X1 1.36 = $363,181 + $1,541,244 / $1,395,190
20X0 0.46 = $158,458 + $1,400,013 / $3,394,418
Standard = 1.76
Ex 4-6c
Exhibit 4– 6c Newport’s Acid Test Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Acid Test (Cash + Current
Year Ratio = Marketable Securities / Liabilities
20X1 0.26 = $363,181 / $1,395,190
20X0 0.05 = $158,458 / $3,394,418
Standard = 0.35
Ex 4-6d
Exhibit 4-6d Newport’s Days in Accounts Receivable Ratio of 20X0 and 20X1
Steps 1,2
Avg. Net Patient Net Patient
Year Revenues Per/Day = Revenues / 365 days
20X1 $29,530 /day = $10,778,272 / 365 days
20X0 $28,948 /day = $10,566,176 / 365 days
Steps 3,4
Days in Net Patient Avg. Net Patient
Year Accounts Receivable = Accounts Receivable / Revenues Per/Day
20X1 52 days = $1,541,244 / $29,530 /day
20X0 48 days = $1,400,013 / $28,948 /day
Standard = 67 days
Ex 4-6e
Exhibit 4-6e Newport’s Days Cash on Hand Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Operating Depreciation
Year Expense per Day = (Operating Expenses – Expense) / 365 days
20X1 $28,213 /day = $10,681,112 – $383,493 / 365 days
20X0 $25,603 /day = $9,765,507 – $420,238 / 365 days
Days Cash Cash + Operating
Year On Hand = Marketable Securities / Expense per Day
20X1 13 days = $363,181 / $28,213 /day
20X0 6 days = $158,458 / $25,603 /day
Standard = 46 days
Ex 4-6f
Exhibit 4-6f Newport’s Average Payment Period Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Steps 1, 2
Average Cash (Total Depreciation
Year Expense per Day = Expenses – Expense) / 365 days
20X1 $28,213 /day = $10,681,112 – $383,493 / 365 days
20X0 $25,603 /day = $9,765,507 – $420,238 / 365 days
Steps 3, 4
Avg. Payment Current Average Cash
Year Period = Liabilities / Expense per Day
20X1 49 days = $1,395,190 / $28,213 /day
20X0 133 days = $3,394,418 / $25,603 /day
Standard = 54 days
Ex 4-7Data
Exhibit 4-7 Newport Hospital’s Current, Quick, and Acid Test Ratios in 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
20X0 20X1 Standard
Current Ratio 0.58 1.80 2.18
Quick Ratio 0.46 1.36 1.76
Acid Test Ratio 0.05 0.26 0.35
Desired position is below the standard for the days in accounts receivable ratio and above the standard for the days cash on hand ratio. The desired position relative to the standard for the average payment period ratio is organizationally dependent.
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19X0
19X1
Standard
Ex 4-7Ch
1 2 2
0 1 2
0 0 0
20X0
20X1
Standard
Ex 4-7
Exhibit 4-7 Newport Hospital’s Current, Quick, and Acid Test Ratios in 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
Ex 4-7
1 2 2
0 1 2
0 0 0
20X0
20X1
Standard
Ex 4-8Data
Exhibit 4– 8 Newport Hospital’s Days in Accounts Receivable, Days Cash on Hand, and
Average Payment Period Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
20X0 20X1 Standard
Days in A/R 48 52 67
Days Cash on Hand 6 13 46
Avg. Payment Period 133 49 54
Ex 4-8Data
1 2 2
0 1 2
0 0 0
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19X0
19X1
Standard
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48 52 67
6 13 46
133 49 54
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Avg. Payment Period
19X0
19X1
Standard
Ex 4-8
48 52 67
6 13 46
133 49 54
20X0
20X1
Standard
Ex 4-9
Exhibit 4– 8 Newport Hospital’s Days in Accounts Receivable, Days Cash on Hand, and
Average Payment Period Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
Ex 4-9
48 52 67
6 13 46
133 49 54
20X0
20X1
Standard
Ex 4-9a
Exhibit 4-9 Selected Profitability Ratios
Desired
Ratio Formula Standard1 Position
Operating Margin Operating Income 0.02 Above
Total Operating Revenues
Nonoperating Revenue Ratio Nonoperating Revenues 0.05 Organizationally
Total Operating Revenues Dependent
Return on Total Assets2 Excess of Revenues over Expenses 0.03 Above
Total Assets
Return on Net Assets3 Excess of Revenues over Expenses 0.06 Above
Net Assets
1 Based upon HCIA-Sachs’ 1998 approximate hospital median values in mid-1990s
2 Called return on assets and calculated as net income/total assets in for-profit health care organizations
3 Called return on equity in for-profit health care organizations (net income/owners’ equity)
Ex 4-9b
Exhibit 4-9a Newport’s Operating Margin Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Operating Operating Total Operating
Year Margin = Income / Revenues
20X1 0.03 = $330,909 / $11,012,021
20X0 0.10 = $1,054,186 / $10,819,693
Standard = 0.02
Ex 4-9c
Exhibit 4-9b Newport’s Non-Operating Revenue Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Non-Operating Non-Operating Total Operating
Year Revenue Ratio = Revenues / Revenues
20X1 0.02 = $185,000 / $11,012,021
20X0 0.02 = $165,000 / $10,819,693
Standard = 0.05
Ex 4-9d
Exhibit 4-9c Newport’s Return on Total Assets Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Return on Excess of Revenues
Year Total Assets = over Expenses / Total Assets
20X1 0.05 = $515,909 / $10,876,736
20X0 0.11 = $1,219,186 / $11,315,585
Standard = 0.03
Ex 4-10
Exhibit 4-9d Newport’s Return on Net Assets Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Return on Excess of Revenues
Year Net Assets = over Expenses / Net Assets
20X1 0.20 = $515,909 / $2,542,655
20X0 0.64 = $1,219,186 / $1,911,683
Standard = 0.06
Ex 4-11Data
Exhibit 4-10
In Case 1, the organization has no debt. In Case 2, the organization has 50 percent of its assets financed by debt.
In both cases, the organization makes a $100,000 profit, but the return on net assets is twice as high in Case 2.
Case 1: $100,000 Excess of Revenues over Expenses; no debt
Balance Sheet Statement of Operations
Assets $1,000,000 Debt $0 Excess of Revenues over Expenses $100,000
Net Assets $1,000,000
Return on Net Assets = $100,000 / $1,000,000 = 0.10
Case 2: $100,000 Excess of Revenues over Expenses; 50% debt
Balance Sheet Statement of Operations
Assets $1,000,000 Debt $500,000 Excess of Revenues over Expenses $100,000
Net Assets $500,000
Return on Net Assets = $100,000 / $500,000 = 0.20
In Case 3, the organization has no debt. In Case 4, the organization has 50 percent of its assets financed by debt.
In both cases, the organization incurs a $100,000 loss, but the negative return on net assets is twice as much in Case 4.
Case 3: ($100,000) Excess of Revenues over Expenses; no debt
Balance Sheet Statement of Operations
Assets $1,000,000 Debt $0 Excess of Revenues over Expenses ($100,000)
Net Assets $1,000,000
Return on Net Assets = -$100,000 / $1,000,000 = -0.10
Case 4: ($100,000) Excess of Revenues over Expenses; 50% debt
Balance Sheet Statement of Operations
Assets $1,000,000 Debt $500,000 Excess of Revenues over Expenses ($100,000)
Net Assets $500,000
Return on Net Assets = -$100,000 / $500,000 = -0.20
Point: Increased debt magnifies both gains and losses when computing Return on Net Assets.
Ex 4-11Ch
Exhibit 4-11 Newport Hospital’s Profitability Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
20X0 20X1 Standard
Operating Margin 0.10 0.03 0.02
Non-Operating Revenue 0.02 0.02 0.05
Return on Total Assets 0.11 0.05 0.03
Return on Net Assets 0.64 0.20 0.06
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Ex 4-12
Exhibit 4-11 Newport Hospital’s Profitability Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the Standard
Ex 4-12
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0 0 0
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20X0
20X1
Standard
Ex 4-12a
Exhibit 4-12 Selected Activity Ratios
Ratio Formula Standard1 Desired Position
Total Asset Turnover Ratio Total Revenues2 1.02 Above
Total Assets
Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio Total Revenues2 3.59 Above
Net Plant and Equipment
Age of Plant Ratio Accumulated Depreciation 9.86 Below
Depreciation Expense
1 Based upon HCIA-Sachs’ 1998 median values
2 Operating Revenues are often used in place of Total Revenues
Ex 4-12b
Exhibit 4-12a Newport’s Total Asset Turnover Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Total Asset Total Total
Year Turnover = Revenues / Assets
20X1 1.01 = $11,012,021 / $10,876,736
20X0 0.96 = $10,819,693 / $11,315,585
Standard = 1.02
Ex 4-12c
Exhibit 4-12b Newport’s Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Fixed Asset Total Net Plant and
Year Turnover = Revenues / Equipment
20X1 2.56 = $11,012,021 / $4,306,754
20X0 2.41 = $10,819,693 / $4,495,122
Standard = 3.59
Ex 4-13Data
Exhibit 4-12c Newport’s Age of Plant Ratio for 20X0 and 20X1
Age of Accumulated Depreciation
Year Plant = Depreciation / Expense
20X1 7.25 = $2,781,741 / $383,493
20X0 5.71 = $2,398,248 / $420,238
Standard = 9.86
Ex 4-13Ch
Exhibit 4-13 Newport Hospital’s Activity Ratios for 20X0 and 20X1 as Compared to the
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