SPARTAN INC CASH FLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 20X2 |
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Cash flow from operating activities | ||
Net Income | 290000 | |
Adjustment to reconcile net income to cash flow | ||
Depreciation expense | 400000 | |
Gain on sale of investment | -300000 | |
Decrease in accounts receivable [100000-95000] | 5000 | |
Increase in inventory [20000-25000] | -5000 | |
Increase in accounts payable [70000-60000] | 10000 | |
110000 | ||
Net cash flow from operating activity [A] | 400000 | |
Cash flow from investing activities | ||
Sales of investment [a] | 340000 | |
Purchase of building [ 6000000-5000000] | -1000000 | |
Purchase of equipment [1100000-1000000] | -100000 | |
Net cash flow from Investing activity [B] | - 760000 | |
Cash flow from financing activity | ||
Proceeds from long term debt(b) | 400000 | |
Dividend paid (c) | -30000 | |
Net cash flow from financing activity [C] | 370000 | |
Net increase /(decrease )in cash during the year [A+B+C] | 10000 | |
Cash at beginning | 30000 | |
Cash at end | 40000 |
Note:
a)Cost of investment sold = Beginning value -ending value
= 100000-60000
= 40000
sale value of investment =cost+ gain on sale
= 40000+300000
= 340000
b)Proceeds from Debt:
Current portion : 130000-100000=30000
Long term :4370000-4000000=370000
Total :400000
c)Dividend paid = Dividend payable at beginning +declared- dividend payable at end
= 30000 +50000 -50000
= 0
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