Question 4 The following information was provided by the company Dowecheatem & Howe Inc. ointerest expense has increased significantly in 2020. In a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. b. Depreciation expense has increased significantly in 2020.1n a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. o. Prepare a Statement of Comprehensive Income (both years) a. Prepare a Statement of Financial Position (both years) o. Calculate Operating Cashfiow for the year 2020 Year 2019 Year 2020DepreciationCost of GoodsOther Expenses1,7944.2971,022838160385,8755,084890Interest2,40017,49416,983Gross SalesCashAccounts ReceivableSales ReturnsShort Term Notes PayableLong Term DebtSales Discounts16,5537,6779,1818911,06776521,9461,56754.95914,73593926,6721,65658,615Net Fixed AssetsAccounts PayablePrepaid ExpensesInventoryDividendsOwners EquitySales Allowances15,01650070016,5111515,4261557,6691.08159,363500Tax rate30%30%

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Question 4 The following information was provided by the company Dowecheatem & Howe Inc. ointerest expense has increased significantly in 2020. In a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. b. Depreciation expense has increased significantly in 2020.1n a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. o. Prepare a Statement of Comprehensive Income (both years) a. Prepare a Statement of Financial Position (both years) o. Calculate Operating Cashfiow for the year 2020

Question 4 The following information was provided by the company Dowecheatem & Howe Inc. ointerest expense has increased significantly in 2020. In a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. b. Depreciation expense has increased significantly in 2020.1n a brief sentence or two explain why this may have occurred. o. Prepare a Statement of Comprehensive Income (both years) a. Prepare a Statement of Financial Position (both years) o. Calculate Operating Cashfiow for the year 2020

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