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Figura 3.1 El balance y el estado de resultados que se muestran a continuacin son de Pettijohn Inc. Tenga en cuenta que la empresa no tiene cargos de amortizacin, no arrienda ningn activo, ninguna de sus deudas debe cancelarse durante los prximos 5 aos y los pagars se renovarn. encima. a. 4.17 b. 4.38 C. 4.59 d. 5.82 mi. 5.07 Balance General (Millones de $) Activos 2012 Efectivo y valores $ 1,554.0 Cuentas por cobrar 9,660.0 Inventarios 13,440.0 Total de activos corrientes $24,654.0 Planta y equipo neto 17,346.0 Los activos totales $42,000.0 Compromisos y equidad Cuentas por pagar $ 7,980.0 Pagar 5,880.0 acumulaciones 4,620.0 Total pasivos corrientes $18,480.0 Bonos a largo plazo 10,920.0 Deuda total $29,400.0 Acciones comunes 3,360.0 Ganancias retenidas 9,240.0 Capital comn total $12,600.0 Pasivo total y patrimonio $42,000.0 Estado de Resultados (Millones de $) 2012 Las ventas netas $58,800.0 Costos de operacin excepto depr'n $54,978.0 Depreciacin $ 1,029.0 Ganancias antes de impuestos e impuestos (EBIT) $ 2,793.0 Menos inters 1,050.0 Ganancias antes de impuestos (EBT) $ 1,743.0 Impuestos $ 610.1 Lngresos netos $ 1,133.0 Otros datos: Acciones en circulacin (millones) 175.00 Dividendos comunes $ 509.83 Tasa de int sobre documentos por pagar y bonos LT 6,25% Tasa de impuesto sobre la renta federal ms estatal 35% Precio de las acciones de fin de ao $77.69 a. 4.17 b. 4.38 C. 4.59 d. 5.82 mi. 5.07.

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Cuentas por pagar
$ 7,980.0
Pagar
5,880.0
acumulaciones
4,620.0
Total pasivos corrientes
$18,480.0
Bonos a largo plazo
10,920.0
Deuda total
$29,400.0
Acciones comunes
3,360.0
Ganancias retenidas
9,240.0
Capital comn total
$12,600.0
Pasivo total y patrimonio
$42,000.0
Estado de Resultados (Millones de $)
2012
Las ventas netas
$58,800.0
Costos de operacin excepto depr'n
$54,978.0
Depreciacin
$ 1,029.0
Ganancias antes de impuestos e impuestos (EBIT)
$ 2,793.0
Menos inters
1,050.0
Ganancias antes de impuestos (EBT)

$ 1,743.0
Impuestos
$ 610.1
Lngresos netos
$ 1,133.0
Otros datos:
Acciones en circulacin (millones)
175.00
Dividendos comunes
$ 509.83
Tasa de int sobre documentos por pagar y bonos LT
6,25%
Tasa de impuesto sobre la renta federal ms estatal
35%
Precio de las acciones de fin de ao
$77.69
a.
4.17
b.
4.38
C.
4.59
d.
5.82
mi.
5.07

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RKO-Stanley v. Graziano Eagen, J. On April 30, 1970, RKO-Stanley Warner Theatres, Inc. [RKO], as seller, entered into an agreement of sale with Jack Jenofsky and Ralph Graziano, as purchasers. This agreement contemplated the sale of the Kent Theatre, a parcel of improved commercial real estate located at Cumberland and Kensington Avenues in Philadelphia, for a total purchase price of $70,000. Settlement was originally scheduled for September 30, 1970, and, at the request of Jenofsky and Graziano, continued twice, first to October 16, 1970, and then to October 21, 1970. However, Jenofsky and Graziano failed to complete settlement on the last scheduled date. Subsequently, on November 13, 1970, RKO filed a complaint in equity seeking judicial enforcement of the agreement of sale. Although Jenofsky, in his answer to the complaint, denied personal liability for the performance of the agreement, the chancellor, after a hearing, entered a decree granting the requested relief sought by RKO. * * * This appeal ensued. At the time of the execution of this agreement, Jenofsky and Graziano were engaged in promoting the formation of a corporation to be known as Kent Enterprises, Inc. Reflecting these efforts, Paragraph 19 of the agreement, added by counsel for Jenofsky and Graziano, recited: It is understood by the parties hereto that it is the intention of the Purchaser to incorporate. Upon condition that such incorporation be completed by closing, all agreements, covenants, and warranties contained herein shall be construed to have been made between Seller and the resultant corporation and all documents shall reflect same. In fact, Jenofsky and Graziano did file Articles of Incorporation for Kent Enterprises, Inc., with the State Corporation Bureau on October 9, 1971, twelve days prior to the scheduled settlement date. Jenofsky now contends the inclusion of Paragraph 19 in the agreement and the subsequent filing of incorporation papers, released him from any personal liability resulting from the non- performance of the agreement. The legal relationship of Jenofsky to Kent Enterprises, Inc., at the date of the execution of the agreement of sale was that of promoter. As such, he is subject to the general rule that a promoter, although he may assume to act on behalf of a projected corporation and not for himself, will be held personally liable on contracts made by him for the benefit of a corporation he intends to organize. This personal liability will continue even after the contemplated corporation is formed and has received the benefits of the contract, unless there is a novation or other agreement to release liability. The imposition of personal liability upon a promoter where that promoter has contracted on behalf of a corporation is based upon the principle that one who assumes to act for a nonexistent principal is himself liable on the contract in the absence of an agreement to the contrary. * * * Jenofsky contends the parties, by their inclusion of .

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