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Colson Company | Amount $ | Colson Company | |||||
Cash Received from sale | Cash Flow Direct Method | Amount $ | Amount $ | ||||
Opening Accounts Receivable | 58,000.00 | Cash Receipts from | |||||
Add: Sales | 623,000.00 | Cash Received from sale | 629,700.00 | See A | |||
Less: Closing Accounts Receivable | 51,300.00 | Total cash inflows | 629,700.00 | ||||
Cash Received from sale | 629,700.00 | A | Cash paid for Inventory purchased | 341,800.00 | See C | ||
Cash paid for Operating Expense | 75,300.00 | See D | |||||
Merchadise purchased | Interest paid | 12,000.00 | |||||
Cost of merchadise sold | 348,500.00 | Income Tax paid | 64,100.00 | ||||
Add: Closing Inventory
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147,200.00 | Total cash outflows | 493,200.00 | ||||
Less: Opening Inventory | 135,000.00 | Net Cash inflow from operating activities | 136,500.00 | J | |||
Inventory purchased | 360,700.00 | B | |||||
Cash Flow from Investing Activities | |||||||
Cash paid for Merchadise purchased | Equipment purchased | (157,000.00) | |||||
Opening Accounts Payable | 42,600.00 | Cash receieved on sale of Investment | 65,000.00 | See D | |||
Add: Purchases | 360,700.00 | See B | Net Cash inflow from Investing Activities | (92,000.00) | K | ||
Less: Closing Accounts Payable | 61,500.00 | ||||||
Cash paid for Inventory purchased | 341,800.00 | C | Cash Flow from Financing Activities | ||||
Bonds Payable retired | (100,000.00) | ||||||
Investment sold | Common stock issued during the year | 75,000.00 | See G | ||||
Book Value | 60,000.00 | Dividends paid | (28,000.00) | ||||
Add: Gain on sale | 5,000.00 | Net Cash inflow form Financing Activities | (53,000.00) | L | |||
Cash receieved on sale of Investment | 65,000.00 | D | |||||
Net Increase in cash | (8,500.00) | M=J+K+L | |||||
Common stock issued during the year | Add: Beginning Cash Balance | 53,500.00 | N | ||||
Number of shares | 5,000.00 | E | Ending cash Balance | 45,000.00 | O=M+N | ||
Price per share | 15.00 | F | |||||
Common stock issued during the year | 75,000.00 | G=E*F |
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to determine net cash flows during the year.
Additional information needed to prepare the statement of cash
flows using the indirect method:
Net income was $2,790
Byron paid $20,850 in cash dividends
Byron issued $54,610 in bonds payable for cash
Byron retired $99,610 in bonds with cash
No fixed assets were sold or disposed of during the period
Now prepare the...
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