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Correct answer is Option ‘C’ Earn Interest. Interest is paid on Bonds Payable. No dividend, voting rights or controlling interest is provided under Bonds Issue.
Discount = 35000 – 15700 = $ 19,300
No. of interest payment = 6 years x 2 = 12
Discount to be amortised with each interest payment = 19300 / 12 = $ 1608.33
Cash Interest paid on June 30 = 35000 x 14% x 6/12 = $ 2450
Interest expense to be debited by = 2450 + 1608.33 = $ 4,058 = Option ‘A’
Adjustment to Net Income:
Add: Decrease in Accounts receivables
= $ 3000
Less: Increase in Inventory = $ 29000
Add: Depreciation expense = $ 7000
Adjustments = 3000 + 7000 – 29000 = $ (19,000) = Option ‘B’
Working capital = Current Assets – Current Liabilities.
= 42500 + 27000 + 94000 + 156000 – 270000 = $ 49,500 = Option ‘A’
Increase in Current Assets is deducted from Net Income under Operating activities section.
Since Inventories are part of Current Assets and has INCREASED, correct answer is Option ‘B’: Subtraction from Net Income under the operating activities section.
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