1. Net Income = $ 7,600 (see working note 1)
2. Dividends = $ 3,000 (see working note 2)
3. Libility = $ 6,500 (see working note 3)
4. Net financing cash flow = $ 6,200 (see working note 4)
Particulars | Equation | Amount |
Working note 1 | ||
Revanues | 24,200.00 | |
Expenses | 16,600.00 | |
Net Income | Revanues - Expenses (24,200-16,600) | 7,600.00 |
Working note 2 | ||
Increase in stockholders equity | 15,000.00 | |
Issuence of Comman stock | 12,000.00 | |
Net Income | 10,600.00 | |
Dividend | Increase in stockholders equity - Issuence of comman stock (15,000-12,000) | 3,000.00 |
Working note 3 | ||
Assets | 22,500.00 | |
Stockholders Equity | 16,000.00 | |
Liability | Assets - Stockholders equity (24,200-16,600) | 6,500.00 |
Working note 4 | ||
Total Change in cash | 23,200.00 | |
Net Operating Cash flows | 31,200.00 | |
Net investing cash flows | (14,200.00) | |
Net financing cash flows | Total Change in cash - Net operating cash flows - Net investing cash flows (23,200-31200-(14,200) ) | 6,200.00 |
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