Prob 18) | ||
REQUIREMENT: | SOLUTION: | |
1) | Dividend declared 20X2 | Cl Dividend payable + Dividend paid - Op Dividend payable |
10000+30000-5000 = 35000 | ||
2) | Note paid during 20X2 | Current Note Payable on 20X1 = 10000 |
3) | Impact on cash of change in inventory during 20X2 | Increase in Cash by 5000 (ie. 25000 - 20000) |
4) | Impact on cash of change in AP during 20X2 | Decrease in Cash by 8000 (ie. 18000 - 10000) |
5) | Net Income 20X2 | Cl. Retained earnings + Dividend declared - Op. Retained earnings |
70000 + 35000 - 40000 = 65000 | ||
6) | Investments purchased during 20X2 | Cl Investment+ Cost of Investment sold 20X2 - Op. Investment |
105000 + 10000 - 110000 = 5000 | ||
7) | Depreciation expense 20X2 | Cl Acc. Depreciation - Op Acc. Depreciation |
50000 - 20000 = 30000 | ||
8) | Working capital at the beginning of 20X2 | Opening CA - Opening CL |
(15000+15000+25000) - (18000+10000+5000) = 22000 | ||
9) | Cash recd. On sale of marketable sec. during year | Sec. cost + Gain on sale = 5000 + 2000 = 7000 |
10) | Treasury stock sold during 20X2 | NIL , but purchased Treasury Stock of 10000 (ie. 50000-40000) |
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