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1. Calculate dividends paid in 2020 using the retained earnings = previous retained earnings + net income attributable to the firm - dividends formula.
2. How many shares of Kimberly-Clark's stock are outstanding at the end of the fiscal year? To calculate the number of outstanding shares you subtract the number held as treasury shares from the number of shares that have been issued.
3. What is the book value per share? Book value per share is equal to total shareholders' equity attributable to the firm divided by the number of shares outstanding.
4. How much money is Kimberly-Clark owed by customers and others (gross trade accounts receivable)?
5. How much did Kimberly-Clark pay to buy the Property, Plant and Equipment it currently owns? This is the gross PPE. What is net PPE?
6. Which is larger of Kimberly-Clark's capital expenditures or its depreciation and amortization?
7. How much inventory did Kimberly-Clark purchase or produce during the year? Use the inventory t-account to solve for this quantity.
8. What is the gross profit margin for Kimberly-Clark?
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