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A company had a net income of 50,000 last year. Depreciation was 30,000, they pa

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A company had a net income of 50,000 last year. Depreciation was 30,000, they paid 5,000 in dividends, bought 100,000 machine for cash and got 20,000 loan form the bank. Payables, recieveables and inventory, were the same at the start and the end of the year. THey started the year with 20,000 of cash in their account.

How much cash did they have at the end of the year?

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Explanation / Answer

Cash at end

Cash from operating activities

Net Income                                                        50,000

Add: Depreciation expense                            30,000

Cash from operating activities                       80,000

Cash from investing activities

Cash paid for machine purchase                 -100,000

Cash from financing activity

Cash from bank loan            20,000

Cash dividend paid               -5,000

Cash provided by financing activities            15,000

Net cash decrease                                              -5,000

Add cash at the beginning                               20,000

Cash at the end                                                  15,000

Cash from operating activities

Net Income                                                        50,000

Add: Depreciation expense                            30,000

Cash from operating activities                       80,000

Cash from investing activities

Cash paid for machine purchase                 -100,000

Cash from financing activity

Cash from bank loan            20,000

Cash dividend paid               -5,000

Cash provided by financing activities            15,000

Net cash decrease                                              -5,000

Add cash at the beginning                               20,000

Cash at the end                                                  15,000

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