Indirect and Direct Method For the Year Ended December 31, 2016 $2100 1,400 700
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Question
Indirect and Direct Method
Explanation / Answer
Direct method :
Cash Receipts from Customers = + Net Sales 2100 + Beginning Accounts Receivable 240 Ending Accounts Receivable 227 2113 Cash Payments to Suppliers = + Purchases 1400 + Ending Inventory 160 Beginning Inventory 120 + Beginning Accounts Payable 130 Ending Accounts Payable 145 1425 Cash Payments to Employees = + Beginning Salaries Payable 0 Ending Salaries Payable 0 + Salaries Expense Cash Payments for Purchase of Prepaid Assets = 0 + Ending Prepaid Rent, Prepaid Insurance etc. 0 + Expired Rent, Expired Insurance etc. 0 Beginning Prepaid Rent, Prepaid Insurance etc. 0 Interest Payments = + Beginning Interest Payable 0 Ending Interest Payable 0 + Interest Expense Income Tax Payments = + Beginning Income Tax Payable 50 Ending Income Tax Payable 95 + Income Tax Expens -45 Net cash flow direct method -733 Indirect method Cash flows from operating activities Net income $182 Adjustments for: Depreciation and amortization $85 Provision for losses on accounts receivable 0 Gain on sale of facility 0 267 Decrease in trade receivables 13 Increase in inventories -40 Increase in trade payable 15 Cash generated from operations 255