The following comparative balance sheets and income statement are available for
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The following comparative balance sheets and income statement are available for ABC Inc. Prepare a statement of cash flows for 2016 using the indirect method and analyze the statement.
December 31, 2016 2015
Cash $ 3 300 $1 000
Accounts receivable(net) 1,100 600 I
inventory 11,200 4,300
Total Current Assets $15,600 $5,900
Plant and equipment $ 3,000 $2,300
Less accumulated depreciation (1,300) (800)
Plant and equipment (net) $ 1,700 $1,500
Long-term invesbnents 1,200 900
Total Assets $18,500 $8,300
Accounts payable $ 3 300 $2,500
Accrued liabilities 700 600
Income taxes payable 400 100
Total Current Liabilities $ 4,400 $3,200
Long-term debt 200 0
Total Liabilities $ 4,600 $3,200
Common stock ($1par) and additional paid-in capital 9,900 7,300
Retained earnings 4,000 (2,200)
Total Liabilities and Equity $18,500 $8,300
Income Statement for 2016
Sales $94 000
Cost of goods sold 55 000
Gross profit $39,000
Selling and administrative 28,800
Depreciation 500 29,300
Operating profit $ 9,700 I
interest expense 100
Earnings before tax $ 9 600
Tax expense 3 400
Net income $ 6,200
Explanation / Answer
Cash Flow Statement - Indirect Method Cash flow from operations Net Income 9600 Add: Depriciation 500 Increase in accounts payable 800 Increase in accrued liabilities 100 1400 Less: Increase in accounts receivable 500 Increase in inventory 6900 Income tax paid 3100 10500 (100 + 3400 - 400) Net cash flow from operations 500 Cash flow from investing activity Purchase of plant & equipment -700 Purchase of long term investments -300 Net cash flow from investing activity -1000 Cash flow from financing activity Proceeds from long term debt 200 Issuing of common stock 2600 Net Cash flow from financing activity 2800 Net Cash flow 2300 Beginning cash balance 1000 Ending cash balance 3300 Net cash flow 2300
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