Required A:
Journal entries
1. | Sale of Building | ||
Cash | $10,200 | ||
Accumulated depreciation on building | $22,200 | ||
Loss at disposal | 3,100 | ||
Building | $35,500 | ||
2. | Purchase of machine | ||
Machinery | $12,200 | ||
Notes payable | $12,200 | ||
3. | Issuance of stock | ||
Cash (1,220×2) | $2,440 | ||
Common stock | $2,440 | ||
4. | Notes payable redemption | ||
Notes payable | $41,100 | ||
Loss on redemption | $8,100 | ||
Cash | $49,200 |
Required B:
Statement of cash flows (partial)
Cash flows from investing activities | ||
Cash received from sale of Building | $10,200 | |
Net cash flow from investing activities | $10,200 | |
Cash flows from Financing activities | ||
Cash received from issuance of stock | $2,440 | |
Cash issued for notes payable redemption | ($49,200) | |
Net cash flow from Financing activities | ($46,760) |
* For the purchase of machinery there is no cash involved so there is no effect on cash flows
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