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Booster Company is preparing its financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2018. The financial statements are complete

You are the accountant for Booster Construction Company, a large construction company in Colorado. You have been presented wiCredits Allowance for doubtful accounts Accounts Payable 6,000 $ 4,500 87,500 210,000 Deferred tax liability Income Taxes Pay

Additional information: a. Dividends declared and paid totaled $650. b. 300 shares of common stock (at par) were issued for c

f. During the year, a 30% interest in Ricochet Co. was purchased as an investment for $9,500. Ricochet reported $20,000 in ne

BOOSTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Cash Flows Worksheet For Year Ended June 30, 2018 Worksheet Entries Balances Change Increase (De

Cash Flows from Operating Activities: Cash Flows from Investing Activities: Cash Flows from Financing Activities

Cash Flows from Financing Activities Investing and Financing Activities Not Affecting Cash: Net Increase in Cash Totals

Booster Construction Company Statement of Cash Flows For Year Ended June 30, 2018 Operating Activities: Net Income Adjustment

Net cash provided (used) by operating activities Investing activities: Net cash provided (used) by investing activities Finan

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Student - Please see below complete calculation details calculation . Due to space constrain , not able to provide all workings like Loss on sale of asset ( $ 1500 ) .. I will posted separately if space allow . please go through below working and any doubt , please drop me message .  

Cash flow Work Sheet
Balances Change Worksheet
30th June '16-Amnt$ 30th June '17-Amnt$ ( Increase / ( decrease)-Amnt $ Dr $ Cr $
Debits
Cash                                  3,61,700               8,80,550                   5,18,850       5,18,850
Non Cash Account
Account Receivable                                  1,00,000               1,25,000                      25,000          30,000            5,000 ( as per Q)- $ 5k acount receivable Write off as uncollectable  
Marketable Securities( At cost)                                     11,700                 13,000                       1,300            1,300
Allowance for change in Value                                      1,500                   1,800                          300              300
Construction in progress                                  1,68,750               4,05,000                   2,36,250       2,36,250
Prepaid Expenses                                     45,000                 10,000                     -35,000          35,000
Investment ( Long term)                 13,500                      13,500          15,500            2,000
Lease Equipment                 20,000                      20,000          20,000
Building                                     30,000                     -30,000          30,000
Deferred Tax Asset                                      5,375                   2,200                      -3,175            3,175
Land                                     10,500                 10,500
Discount on Bond Payable                   1,305                       1,305            1,350                45
Credit
Allowance for doubtful debt                                      6,000                   4,500                      -1,500            1,500
Account Payable                                     87,500               2,10,000                   1,22,500       1,22,500
Deferred Tax Liability                                      1,000                   3,300                       2,300            2,300
Income Tax payable                                      3,500                   9,000                       5,500            5,500
Note Payable ( Long term)                                      3,500                      -3,500            3,500
Accumulated depreciaiton - Building                                      2,500                      -2,500            2,500
Accumulated depreciaiton - Leased Asset                   3,000                       3,000            3,000
Lease Obligation                 18,000                      18,000          18,000
Interest Payable - Lease Obligation                   1,800                       1,800            1,800
Interest Payable - Bonds                   1,800                       1,800            1,800
Bond Payable                 45,000                      45,000          45,000
Billing on Construction in process                                  1,50,000               3,25,000                   1,75,000       1,75,000
Pension Liability                                  1,50,000               4,00,000                   2,50,000       1,00,000       3,50,000
Convertible preference Stock-$100 par                                      9,000                      -9,000            9,000
Commom Stock -$10 par                                     14,000                 24,500                      10,500          10,500
Additional Paid up capital                                      8,700                 13,700                       5,000            5,000
Unreaslized Increase in value of securities                                      1,500                   1,800                          300              300
Retained Earnings                                  2,97,325               4,21,455                   1,24,130              650       1,24,780
Cash Flow Statement Amnt($)
Operation Activities
Net Income             1,24,780
Non Cash item - Adjustment
Depreciation Expenses                 3,000
Loss on Sale of Building                 1,500
Original cost
Less - Deprecition
Net Cost to sales
Sale Proceeds
Loss on Sale of Building
Amortization Discount onDebt                      45
Bad Debt(net of bad debts Write Back)                 3,500
( Write off $ 5000- Write back as above $1500)
Gain on converion of pref Stock                -4,000
Gain on repayment of Note Payable                -1,000
Share income/ Dividend from Subsidiary                -4,000
Provision for Pension             3,50,000
Change in Working Capital
Increase in Account receivable               -30,000
Increase in Inventory( adjust billing progress)               -61,250
Decrease in prepaid expenses                35,000
Increase in Income Tax Payable ( including deferred Tax                10,975
Increase in Account payable             1,22,500
Increase in Interest Payable                 3,600
Decrease in pensionLiability            -1,00,000
Net Cash flow from Operating Activity             4,54,650
Investment Activities
Marketable Security                -1,300
Investment in Long Term
( As per Question -Ricochet purchased an investment -$9500)
               -9,500
Lease Equipment ( Net of Lease obligation)                -2,000
Sale of Building                26,000
Net Cash flow from Investment Activity                13,200
Financing Activities
Common Stock issued ( including Additional)                 8,000
Bond Payable                43,650
Dividend Paid                   -650
Net Cash flow from Financial   Activity                51,000
Net change in Cash + Cash Equivalent             5,18,850
Opening Cash Balance             3,61,700
Closing Balance Cash + cash Equivalent             8,80,550
Debit $ Credit $
Net Income        1,24,780
Depreciation Expenses              3,000
Loss on Sale of Building              1,500 (
Original cost
Less - Deprecition
Net Cost to sales
Sale Proceeds
Loss on Sale of Building
Amortization Discount onDebt                    45
Bad Debt(net of bad debts Write Back)              3,500
( Write off $ 5000- Write back as above $1500)
Gain on converion of pref Stock          4,000
Gain on repayment of Note Payable          1,000
Share income/ Dividend from Subsidiary          4,000
Provision for Pension        3,50,000
Increase in Account receivable        30,000
Increase in Inventory( adjust billing progress)        61,250
Decrease in prepaid expenses            35,000
Increase in Income Tax Payable ( including deferred Tax            10,975
Increase in Account payable        1,22,500
Increase in Interest Payable              3,600
Decrease in pensionLiability    1,00,000
Marketable Security          1,300
Investment in Long Term          9,500
Lease Equipment ( Net of Lease obligation)          2,000
Sale of Building            26,000
Common Stock issued ( including Additional)              8,000
Bond Payable            43,650
Dividend Paid              650
Increase in Cash Balance    5,18,850
Total        7,32,550    7,32,550

Loss on Sale calculation-

Original cost 30000
Less - Depreciation 2500
Net Cost to sales 27500
Sale Proceeds 26000
Loss on Sale of Building 1500
Balances Change Worksheet
30th June '16-Amnt$ 30th June '17-Amnt$ ( Increase / ( decrease)-Amnt $ Dr $ Cr $
Account Receivable                                  1,00,000               1,25,000                      25,000          30,000            5,000 ( as per Q)- $ 5k acount receivable Write off as uncollectable  
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