Information shown to (1)Preare a statment ofAW Use the Financial statement and addition)Information shown toCash Flows For the Year endedUsing the(1) Prefare a statment ofJune 30,200%,indirct.methedPASSAT INC.MCome StatementFor Year Ended June 3,2002$67800(411000)267000selasCost of Joods soldGross profitoPelabing &XPenseDepreciabion exPenseother ex PenseTobal operabing expenseother Jattesains Closses)Gain on Sale of equipment5860067000(125600)200Income before taes$143400(43890)Income taXesNet income$99510 20022 001ASsets!CashAccounts recelvable(net).InventoryPrepaid expenseEquipmentAccum. depreaution-E9uiP (2 700)Total assets$8650065000638004400125000$440005100086 Do05400115000(9000)$292900$317,700iabilitles and Equity:A CCouns Payableincome taxes PayableNotes Payable (lang term)Common StocK $ Par ValuaRetained carnin) Swades Payabletot al liabilities and equity$2500$300003800340030000320000bo 00D| 60 000333006000$317 700241005o00$ 2929 00additional information:O. A $ 300o hote Payable is retired at ibs calrrying(book) Value in exchande For Cash-D. The only Changes af&ecting Kasan retain ed etyearnings arenet income and cash dividends PaideO. NeW equiPment is acquired For $ 58600 CashReceived Cash For the sale, of equiPment that hadCost $4860o,yieldinga $ 2o00 dain.@. PrePaid EXPenses and wages Payable relate toOther EXPebses on the income Statemenb.6.All Purchases and sales of merchandise inventaryare on Credit.

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AN Use the Financial statement and add information shown to (1)Prefare a statment of Cash Flows For the Year ended June 30,200 Using the indirct.method. PASSAT INC. nCome Statement For Year Ended June Be2002 $678000 (411 000) 267000 selas Cost of Joods sold Gros profit oPelabing &XPense Deprecjabion exPense other ex Pense Tobal operatng expense other Jattg Jains Closses) Gam on Sale of equip ment 58600 67 000 (125600) 2000 Income before taxes $143400 (43890) Income taxes Net income $ 99 510

AN Use the Financial statement and add information shown to (1)Prefare a statment of Cash Flows For the Year ended June 30,200 Using the indirct.method. PASSAT INC. nCome Statement For Year Ended June Be2002 $678000 (411 000) 267000 selas Cost of Joods sold Gros profit oPelabing &XPense Deprecjabion exPense other ex Pense Tobal operatng expense other Jattg Jains Closses) Gam on Sale of equip ment 58600 67 000 (125600) 2000 Income before taxes $143400 (43890) Income taxes Net income $ 99 510

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