GEN COMBO LL FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING:INFORMATION FOR DECISIONS; CONNECT ACCESS CARD
GEN COMBO LL FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING:INFORMATION FOR DECISIONS; CONNECT ACCESS CARD
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Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 12, Problem 4PSA
Summary Introduction

Cash Flow Statement:

Cash flow statement are referring as the statement which shows inflow and outflow of the cash in the business organization. Cash flow from operating activities can be made by two methods.

  1. Direct Method
  2. Indirect Method

To determine: Preparation of complete statement of cash flow using indirect method and also mention debit and credits in the analysis of changes columns with letter.

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Answer to Problem 4PSA

Analysis of changes column is $600,775.

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Following is a statement of cash movement:

    December 31, 2015Analysis of changesDecember 31, 2016
    Amount ($)Debit Amount $Credit Amount $Amount ($)
    Balance sheet-Debit Accounts:
    Cash73,50049,800
    Account Receivable50,625B15,18565,810
    Merchandise Inventory251,800C23,856275,656
    Prepaid Expenses1,875D6251,250
    Equipment108,000H96,375G46,875157,500
    485,800550,016
    Balance sheet-Credit Accounts:
    Accumulated Depreciation46,000G30,125F20,75036,625
    Account Payable114,675E61,53453,141
    Short-term note payable6,000J4,00010,000
    Long-term note payable48,750K50,125I66,37565,000
    Common stock, $5 par value150,250L12,500162,750
    Paid-in capital in excess of par value, common stock-L37,50037,500
    Retained earnings120,125M50,100A114,975185,000
    485,800550,016

Statement of Cash flow

    Operating Activities:
    Net IncomeA114,975
    Increase in account receivableB15,185
    Increase in inventoryC23,856
    Decrease in prepaid expensesD625
    Decrease in account payableE61,534
    Depreciation ExpenseF20,750
    Loss on sale of EquipmentG5,125
    Investing Activities:
    Cash received from equipment saleG11,625
    Cash paid for equipment purchaseH30,000
    Financing Activities:
    Cash receipt from short-term notes payableJ4,000
    Cash paid towards long-term notes payableK50,125
    Cash received by issuing sharesL50,000
    Cash paid as dividendsM50,100
    Non-Cash investing and financing activities
    Long-term notes payable signed for equipment purchaseI66,375H66,375
    600,775600,775

The letter A through M that corresponds to the list of items should be written next to the amounts written under debit and credit.

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