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14 November, 21:43

When considering the results of an Altman Z-Score analysis a score of 3.85 would suggest? A) The company is in financial distress and there is a high probability of bankruptcy in the short term future. B) The company is exposed to some risk of bankruptcy. Assume Mattel's statutory tax rate for 2016 is 37%. Mattel's 2016 tax shield is: C) The company is healthy and there is a low bankruptcy potential in the short-term. D) The company is healthy and there is a low bankruptcy potential in both the short and long-term.

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  1. 14 November, 21:51
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    D) The company is healthy and there is a low bankruptcy potential in both the short and long-term.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The Altman Z-score is a method first published in 1968 by Edward I - Altman, it is a type of Z-score that is used to predict the probability that a company has to fall into bankrupcy, it is given by the next formula:

    Altman Z Score formula = (1.2 x A) + (1.4 x B) + (3.3 x C) + (0.6 x D) + (0.999 x E)

    Financial ratio used Formula for the financial ratio

    A Working capital / total assets

    B Retained earnings / total assets

    C Earnings before interest and task payment / total assets

    D The equity's market value / total assets

    E Total sales / total assets

    If after this score the results of the company is lower than 1.1 the company has a great risk of falling into bankrupcy, if the company has a score from 1.1 to 2.7 it's a gray area in which it wont fall into bankrupcy in the short-term, but has potential danger in the mid and long term, a company with a 2.8 or higher score is safe and healthy in the short, mid, and long term.
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