Below are the financial statements for Whistler Corporation:
Whistler Corporation Financial Statements
Balance
Sheet:
2013
2014
Current Assets
Cash
$47,500
$76,700
Accounts Receivable
$0
$43,100
Inventories
$49,000
$36,500
Total current assets
$96,500
$156,300
Noncurrent Assets
Land
$15,800
$15,800
Buildings
$103,600
$164,600
Equipment
$63,200
$65,500
Patent
$5,200 $5,200
Accumulated depreciation
-$10,800
-$12,200
Total noncurrent
assets $177,000
$238,900
Total
Assets
$273,500
$395,200
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable
$48,000
$25,900
Income taxes
payable
$0
$10,700
Total current
liabilities
$48,000
$36,600
Noncurrent Liabilities
Long term debt
$100,100
$134,000
Total
liabilities
$148,100
$170,600
Shareholders’ Equity
Common Stock
$125,400
$177,400
Retained Earnings
$0
$47,200
Total shareholders
equity $125,400 $224,600
Total Liabilities
$273,500
$395,200
and Shareholders Equity
Income statement: 2014
Sales
$165,300
Cost of goods
sold
-46,200
Depreciation expense -1,400
Interest
expense
-2,000
Other
expenses -5,600
Income before taxes 110,100
Income
taxes -40,900
Net
income
$69,200
Dividends
paid -22,000
Additions $47,200
to Retained Earnings
Prepare a sources and uses statement for Whistler Corp. for fiscal
year 2014. Next to each source and use, indicate either a decrease
or increase and the $ amount of the change on the balance sheet.
Then, indicate whether each change is an operating, investing or
financing activity. Enter without commas.
Sources of
cash increase
or decrease $ amount
operating, investing or financing
Inventory
Depreciation .. .
Income taxes
payable .
Long-term
debt
Common stock .
Retained earnings
Total sources of cash
Uses of cash
Cash .
Accounts receivable .
Buildings
Equipment
Accounts payable . . .
Total uses of
cash
Prepare a cash flow statement for Whistler Corp for fiscal year
2014. Enter sources without a sign and uses with a – sign. Enter
without commas.
Operating
activities
2014
Net
income
$ .
Depreciation
Accounts
receivable .
Inventory .
Accounts payable .
Income taxes
payable .
Cash flow from operating
.
Investing activities
Buildings .
Equipment
Cash flow from investing
Financing activities
Long-term
debt
Common
stock
Dividends
paid .
Cash flow from
financing .
Net change in
cash
Ending cash balance
2013 .
Ending cash balance 2014 .
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Below are the financial statements for Whistler Corporation: Whistler Corporation Financial Statements Balance Sheet: &nbs
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