Assignment

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Proforma Income Statement

PROFORMA INCOME STATEMENT

Proforma Balance Sheet

PROFORMA BALANCE SHEET

Variance Analysis

VARIANCE ANALYSIS
EXAMPLE LINE ITEM Q4, 20NN
Kevin Kuznia: This colum is the budget. In reality we know it is the previous quarter, but for this scenario we willl pretend it is the budgeted amount.
Q1, 20NN
Kevin Kuznia: This column are the actual results. In other words, it is the final amount that was reported.
AMOUNT PERCENT VARIANCE
Webster, Amanda: This is variance. It is how much in a percent you are over or under.
POTENTIAL RATIONALE FOR VARIANCE
Webster, Amanda: Explain the plausiable reasons why there is a variance.
Interest Expense $ (25.90) $ (75.00)
Kevin Kuznia: This amount is in millions of dollars. Note that this is negative. This is because it appers as a credit on the income statement. In other words, the company made money on interest expenses rather than paying money on interest. Be sure to carefully review if an item is a credit or debit.

Webster, Amanda: Explain the plausiable reasons why there is a variance.
$ (49.10) 189.58% Due to raising interest rates, the company was able to earn more money from interest bearing investments.
Assignment LINE ITEM Q4, 20NN
Kevin Kuznia: This colum is the budget. In reality we know it is the previous quarter, but for this scenario we willl pretend it is the budgeted amount.
Q1, 20NN
Kevin Kuznia: This column are the actual results. In other words, it is the final amount that was reported.
AMOUNT PERCENT VARIANCE
Webster, Amanda: This is variance. It is how much in a percent you are over or under.
POTENTIAL RATIONALE FOR VARIANCE
Webster, Amanda: Explain the plausiable reasons why there is a variance.
The highlighted cells have prepopulated formulas and will calculate automatically for you.
Enter your line item 0 ERROR:#DIV/0!