Solution 1 :- Calculation of Net cash flow from operating activities :-
Net Income | $ 68000 |
Adjustments to Reconcile Net income : | |
Add : Increase in accumulated depreciation ( W Note 1) | $ 8500 |
Add : Decrease in the value of Patents ( W Note 2) | $ 2800 |
Less : Gain from sale of land | ($ 5350) |
Net cash flow from operating activities | $ 73950 |
W Note 1 :-Since there were no purchases or sales of depreciable assets , therefore increase in accumulated depreciation represents current year depreciation which will be added while calculating cash flow from operating activities.
W Note 2 :-Since there were no purchases or sales of intangible assets , therefore decrease in patents represents amortization of patents which will be added while calculating cash flow from operating activities.
2 :- Calculation of Net cash flow from operating activities :-
Net Income | $ 310000 |
Adjustments to Reconcile Net income : | |
Add :Depreciation on fixed assets | $ 40000 |
Add : Amortization of Patents | $ 9000 |
Operating Profit before working capital changes | $ 359000 |
Changes in Working Capital :- | |
Increase in Account Receivable | ($ 4000) |
Increase in Inventory | ($ 12000) |
Decrease in Prepaid Expenses | $ 2000 |
Decrease in Account Payable | ($ 14000) |
Net cash flow from operating activities | $ 331000 |
3. Under Accrual basis of accounting , ASE company should record $ 50000 revenue. Because under accrual basis , all sales whether on cash basis or credit basis are recorded. Therefore , ASE company should record $ 50000 revenue ( $35000 in Cash and $ 15000 on Credit ).
4. Under Cash basis of accounting , ASE company should record $ 35000 revenue. Because under cash basis , only cash sales are recorded. Therefore , ASE company should record $ 35000 revenue ( $35000 in Cash ).
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