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Big Horn Company reported net income of $3,200 for the current year. The company

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Question

Big Horn Company reported net income of $3,200 for the current year. The company's income statement shows depreciation expense of $750. Balances for the company's current asset and current liability accounts at the beginning and end of the year are as follows:  

End of year

Beginning of year

Cash

$220

$150

Accounts receivable

170

320

Inventory

550

650

Prepaid expenses

75

50

Accounts payable

140

180

Income taxes payable

6

12

When the statement of cash flows is prepared, Big Horn Company will show operating cash flows of

$2,629.

$3,379.

$4,129.

$4,229.

none of the above

Consider the following transactions:

Paid interest with cash $10
Paid cash dividends $45
Sold common stock for cash $1,200
Purchased treasury stock for cash $360
Sold bonds for cash $800

What amount will be reported as the net cash inflow from financing activities?

$850

$1,560

$1,595

$1,685

none of the above

End of year

Beginning of year

Cash

$220

$150

Accounts receivable

170

320

Inventory

550

650

Prepaid expenses

75

50

Accounts payable

140

180

Income taxes payable

6

12

Explanation / Answer

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ANSWER NON OF THE ABOVE

DESCRIPTION AMOUNT AMOUNT NET INCOME $3200 ADD DEPRICIATION AS NON CASH ITEM $750 ADD DECEREASE IN ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE $150 ADD DECEREASE IN INVENTORY $100 LESS INCEREASE IN PREPAID EXPENSES ($25) LESS DECEREASE IN ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ($40) LESS DECEREASE IN TAX PAYABLE ($6) $179 NET CASH FROM OPERATING CASH FLOW $4129