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PART 1:
Statement of Cash Flow Preparation (27 Points)
Prepare a statement of cash flow for the Year 2021
using the indirect method
with the income
statement and the comparative balance sheet provided on Page 4. Provide your answer on the
following page.
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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS for PART 1 and PART 2
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PART 1:
Statement of Cash Flow Preparation (Continued)
INCOME STATEMENT
2021
Revenue
650,000
$
Cost of Goods Sold
273,000
Gross Profit
377,000
Operating Expenses:
SG&A Expenses
162,500
Depreciation Expense
70,200
Amortization Expense
3,100
Operating Income
141,200
Interest Expense
7,300
Income Before Taxes
133,900
Tax Expense
28,100
Net Income
105,800
$
BALANCE SHEET
2021
2020
Change
Cash
168,200
$
62,300
$
105,900
Accounts Receivable
53,400
48,100
5,300
Short
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Term Marketable Securities
13,000
11,700
1,300
Inventory
33,700
30,300
3,400
Current Assets
268,300
152,400
115,900
Property, Plant and Equipment
780,000
702,000
78,000
Accumulated depreciation
(312,000)
(241,800)
(70,200)
Property, Plant and Equipment, net
468,000
460,200
7,800
Intangibles, net
19,500
15,600
3,900
Total assets
755,800
$
628,200
$
127,600
Liabilities
2021
2020
Change
Accounts Payable
33,700
$
30,300
$
3,400
Short
‐
Term Notes Payable
13,700
12,300
1,400
Accrued Liabilities
6,300
5,700
600
Current Liabilities
53,700
48,300
5,400
Long
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Term Notes Payable
162,500
146,300
16,200
Equity
Common Stock
214,500
193,100
21,400
Retained Earnings
325,100
240,500
84,600
Total Equity
539,600
433,600
106,000
Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity
755,800
$
628,200
$
127,600
Assets
Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity
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PART 1:
Statement of Cash Flow Preparation (Continued)
Use the space on this page to prepare a Statement of Cash flow (SCF). Clearly identify each section of
SCF and each item. Use proper labeling and formatting.
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PART 2:
Statement of Cash Flow Analysis (8 Points)
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