Prepare the statement of Operating Activities section of the Statement of Cash Flows for RichCorp using the Indirect method.                  RichCorp             Income Statement             FYE 12/31/20                           Revenues    3,560,000         Cost of Goods Sold  (1,860,000)           Operating Expenses  (884,000)           Interest Expense  (48,000)           Loss on sale of equipment  (8,000)  (2,800,000)         Income before income taxes    760,000         Income tax expense    (260,000)         Net Income    500,000                       Additional Information relating to 2020 activities:             Cash dividends of $220,000 were declared and paid           Equipment costing $164,000 and having a carrying value of $144,000, was sold for $136,000 cash     Equipment with a cost of $664,000 was purchased for cash           Operating expenses include depreciation expense of $132,000 and amortization of prepaid expenses of $8,000     Land was sold at its book value for cash             Interest expense of $48,000 was paid in cash             Common stock was issued for cash               Inventory was purchased on credit               Assume operating expenses are paid in cash                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             INDIRECT METHOD                             12/31/19 Debits Credits 12/31/20                   Cash 148,000     216,000     Accounts Receivable 104,000     272,000     Inventory 0     216,000     Prepaid Insurance 24,000     16,000     Land 280,000     180,000     Buildings 800,000     800,000     Equipment 272,000     772,000       1,628,000     2,472,000                   Accumulated Depreciation, Buildings 44,000     84,000     Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment 40,000     112,000     Accounts Payable 160,000     132,000     Bonds Payable 600,000     440,000     Common Stock ($1 par) 240,000     880,000     Retained Earnings 544,000     824,000       1,628,000     2,472,000                   Cash Flow Section                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         DIRECT METHOD                             12/31/19 Debits Credits 12/31/20     Cash 148,000     216,000     Accounts Receivable 104,000     272,000     Inventory 0     216,000     Prepaid Insurance 24,000     16,000     Land 280,000     180,000     Buildings 800,000     800,000     Equipment 272,000     772,000       1,628,000     2,472,000                   Accumulated Depreciation, Buildings 44,000     84,000     Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment 40,000     112,000     Accounts Payable 160,000     132,000     Bonds Payable 600,000     440,000     Common Stock ($1 par) 240,000     880,000     Retained Earnings 544,000     824,000       1,628,000     2,472,000                   Income Statement Section             Revenues             Cost of Goods Sold             Operating Expenses             Interest Expense             Loss on sale of equipment             Income tax expense             Net Income                                         Cash Flow Section

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Prepare the statement of Operating Activities section of the Statement of Cash Flows for RichCorp using the Indirect method.
             
   RichCorp            
Income Statement            
FYE 12/31/20            
             
Revenues    3,560,000        
Cost of Goods Sold  (1,860,000)          
Operating Expenses  (884,000)          
Interest Expense  (48,000)          
Loss on sale of equipment  (8,000)  (2,800,000)        
Income before income taxes    760,000        
Income tax expense    (260,000)        
Net Income    500,000        
             
Additional Information relating to 2020 activities:            
Cash dividends of $220,000 were declared and paid          
Equipment costing $164,000 and having a carrying value of $144,000, was sold for $136,000 cash    
Equipment with a cost of $664,000 was purchased for cash          
Operating expenses include depreciation expense of $132,000 and amortization of prepaid expenses of $8,000    
Land was sold at its book value for cash            
Interest expense of $48,000 was paid in cash            
Common stock was issued for cash            
  Inventory was purchased on credit            
  Assume operating expenses are paid in cash            
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
INDIRECT METHOD            
             
  12/31/19 Debits Credits 12/31/20    
             
Cash 148,000     216,000    
Accounts Receivable 104,000     272,000    
Inventory 0     216,000    
Prepaid Insurance 24,000     16,000    
Land 280,000     180,000    
Buildings 800,000     800,000    
Equipment 272,000     772,000    
  1,628,000     2,472,000    
             
Accumulated Depreciation, Buildings 44,000     84,000    
Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment 40,000     112,000    
Accounts Payable 160,000     132,000    
Bonds Payable 600,000     440,000    
Common Stock ($1 par) 240,000     880,000    
Retained Earnings 544,000     824,000    
  1,628,000     2,472,000    
             
Cash Flow Section            
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
DIRECT METHOD            
             
  12/31/19 Debits Credits 12/31/20    
Cash 148,000     216,000    
Accounts Receivable 104,000     272,000    
Inventory 0     216,000    
Prepaid Insurance 24,000     16,000    
Land 280,000     180,000    
Buildings 800,000     800,000    
Equipment 272,000     772,000    
  1,628,000     2,472,000    
             
Accumulated Depreciation, Buildings 44,000     84,000    
Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment 40,000     112,000    
Accounts Payable 160,000     132,000    
Bonds Payable 600,000     440,000    
Common Stock ($1 par) 240,000     880,000    
Retained Earnings 544,000     824,000    
  1,628,000     2,472,000    
             
Income Statement Section            
Revenues            
Cost of Goods Sold            
Operating Expenses            
Interest Expense            
Loss on sale of equipment            
Income tax expense            
Net Income            
             
             
Cash Flow Section            
             
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