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The comparative balance sheet of Pell Company, for 2009 and the preceding year D

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Question

The comparative balance sheet of Pell Company, for 2009 and the preceding year December 31, 2008, appears below in condensed form: 2010 2009 Cash Accounts receivable (net) Inventories Investment Equipment Accumulated Depreciation-equipment $45,500 44,000 101,500 $70,000 48,000 103,000 70,000 450,000 (176,000) $565,000 573,200 (141,000) $623,200 Accounts payable Dividends Payable Bonds payable, due 2012 $43,800 3,000 120,000 285,000 55,000 58,200 $565,000 $63,500 Common stock Paid-in capital in excess of par-common stock Retained earnings 325,000 77,500 157,200 $623,200 Sales Cost of merchandise sold Gross profit Operating expenses: S651,000 340,000 311,000 $25,000 69,000 Depreciation expense Other operating expenses Income from operations Other income: 94,000 $217,000 $6,000 Gain on sale of investment Other expense: Interest expense Income before income tax Income tax Net income 8,000 (2.000) $215,000 86,000 $129,000 Additional data for the current year: a. Original cost of fully depreciated equipment, scrapped, no salvage value b. Equipment was purchased for cash c. Bonds payable were retired by payment at their face amount $60,000 183,200 5,000 shares of common stock were issued for cash Cash dividends declared and paid - d. e. 30,000 On the next page, prepare a statement of cash flows. Use the direct method of reporting cash flows from operating activities, include the reconciliation of cash flows from operating activities.

Explanation / Answer

Statement of cash flows using the indirect method:

Particulars

Amount

Cash from operating Activities

Net profit

129000

Add: Depreciation

          Interest Paid

          Income Tax Expense      

25000

8000

86000

Less: Gain on Sale of Investments

(6000)

Cash Operating activities before working capital adjustments, and taxes

242000

Working Capital Adjustments

Add:

Decrease in Accounts Receivables (48000-44000)

Decrease in Inventory (103000-101500)

Increase in Accounts Payables (63500-43800)

4000

1500

19700

Cash from operating activities before taxes

267200

Less: Taxes

(86000)

Cash from operating activities

181200

Cash from investing activities

Add: Sale of Investment

70000

Less: Purchase of Equipment

(183200)

Cash from Investing Activities

(113200)

Cash from financing Activities

Add: Issue of Common Stock (325000-285000+77500-55000`)

62500

Less: Dividend paid (30000-3000)

          Interest Paid

         Bonds redeemed

(27000)

(8000)

(120000)

Cash from financing activities

(92500)

Net Increase / decrease in cash

(24500)

Opening Cash Balance

70000

Closing Cash Balance

45500

Cash Flows from Operating activities using Direct Method:

Particulars

Amount

A

Sales

651000

Add: Decrease in Accounts Receivables

4000

Cash Collections from sales (A)

655000

B

Cost of Goods Sold

340000

Less: Decrease in Inventories

(1500)

Less: Increase in Accounts Payables

(19700)

Cash Payments for purchases (B)

318800

C

Expenses

Operating Expenses

69000

Add: Income Tax Expense

86000

Payments for Expenses (C)

155000

D

Cash Flows from Operating Activities (A-B-C)

181200

Reconciliation of Cash Flows from Operating Activities:

Particulars

Amount

Net Income

129000

Add:

Interest Expense

Depreciation

Decrease in Accounts Receivables

Decrease in Inventories

Increase in Accounts Payables

8000

25000

4000

1500

19700

58200

Less:

Gain on Sale of Investments

6000

(6000)

Cash Flows from Operating Activities

181200

Particulars

Amount

Cash from operating Activities

Net profit

129000

Add: Depreciation

          Interest Paid

          Income Tax Expense      

25000

8000

86000

Less: Gain on Sale of Investments

(6000)

Cash Operating activities before working capital adjustments, and taxes

242000

Working Capital Adjustments

Add:

Decrease in Accounts Receivables (48000-44000)

Decrease in Inventory (103000-101500)

Increase in Accounts Payables (63500-43800)

4000

1500

19700

Cash from operating activities before taxes

267200

Less: Taxes

(86000)

Cash from operating activities

181200

Cash from investing activities

Add: Sale of Investment

70000

Less: Purchase of Equipment

(183200)

Cash from Investing Activities

(113200)

Cash from financing Activities

Add: Issue of Common Stock (325000-285000+77500-55000`)

62500

Less: Dividend paid (30000-3000)

          Interest Paid

         Bonds redeemed

(27000)

(8000)

(120000)

Cash from financing activities

(92500)

Net Increase / decrease in cash

(24500)

Opening Cash Balance

70000

Closing Cash Balance

45500