Question 1
Maine LLC has recorded the following transactions in its cashbook for FY 2017:
Balance as of 1/1/ 2017: $ 10,000
Collections from customers: $15,000
Proceed from equipment sale: $10,000
Payments to suppliers: $15,000
Payments for operating expenses: $12,000
Interests payment: $4,000
Purchase of a small equipment: $5,000
Tasks: Prepare the statement of cash flows from operations under the direct method.
Prepare the statement of cash flows from operations under the direct method.
Cash flow from operating activities | ||
Collection from customers | 15000 | |
Payment to suppliers | (15000) | |
Payment for operating expenses | (12000) | |
Payment for interest paid | (4000) | |
Net cash flow from operating activities | (16000) | |
Cash flow from investing activities | ||
Proceeds from equipment sale | 10000 | |
Purchase of a small equipment | (5000) | |
Net cash flow from investing activities | 5000 | |
Cash flow from financing activities | ||
Net cash flow from financing activities | ||
Net cash flow | (11000) | |
Beginning cash | 10000 | |
Ending cash | (1000) | |
Question 1 Maine LLC has recorded the following transactions in its cashbook for FY 2017: Balance...
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