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Chapter 17 Accounting

The Fisheries Processing Corporation prepared the following income statement and comparative balance sheet for 2021:

 

FISHERIES PROCESSING CORPORATION







Income Statement











Year Ended December 31, 2021










Sales ......................................................................................................................................




$ 1,800,000

Cost of goods sold ................................................................................................................





880,000

Gross profit ...........................................................................................................................




920,000

Depreciation expense ..........................................................................................................




227,000

Other operating expenses ....................................................................................................




197,000

Interest expense ...................................................................................................................




165,000

Loss on sale of land ..............................................................................................................




120,000

Income before taxes .............................................................................................................




211,000

Income taxes ........................................................................................................................




70,800

Profit .....................................................................................................................................




$ 140,200

FISHERIES PROCESSING CORPORATION












Comparative Balance Sheet











December 31

2021


2020



Assets














Cash

$ 385,200



$ 200,000

Accounts receivable

640,000



670,000

Merchandise inventory

2,336,000



2,090,000

Property, plant, and equipment

880,000



800,000

Less: Accumulated depreciation

(787,000)



(560,000)

Goodwill


219,000




219,000

Total Assets

$ 3,673,200



$ 3,419,000


Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity




















Accounts payable



$ 389,000



$ 265,000

Other accrued payables

160,000



240,000

Dividends payable

80,000



80,000

Income taxes payable

27,000



42,000

Note payable (long-term)

180,000



560,000

Bonds payable

900,000



400,000

Common shares

1,600,000



1,600,000

Retained earnings


337,200




232,000

Total Liabilities & Shareholders' Equity

$ 3,673,200



$ 3,419,000
















 

Additional data:


1.       Equipment was purchased for $ 400,000.

 

2.       Land was sold for cash proceeds of $ 200,000.

 

3.       The company sold bonds of $ 500,000 and made $ 380,000 of principal payments on notes payable.

 

Instructions

 

Prepare a cash flow statement for 2021, using the indirect method.


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cash flow statement

particulars
amount
cash flow from operating activities:

net profit after tax
140200
adjustment to convert net income to a cash basis

depreciation expenses227000
loss on sale of land120000
decrease in accounts receivable30000
increase in inventory-246000
increase in accounts payable124000
decrease in accrued payables-80000
decrease in income taxes payable-15000160000
net cash provided by operating activities
300200
cash flow from investing activities:

sale of land200000
purchase of equipment-400000
net cash provided by investing activities
-200000
cash flow from financing activities:

notes paid-380000
dividend paid-35000
issue of bond500000
net cash provided by financing activities
85000
cash balance at the beginning of the year
200000
cash balance at the end of the year
385200

notes:-

1) depreciation, loss on sale are noncash items and hence added back to net profit.

2)dividend paid during the year is calculated as follows:-

retained earnings closing balance= retained earnings opening balance+net income-dividend paid

337200=232000+140200-dividend paid,hence dividend paid=372200-337200=$35000


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