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Pillsberry Company’s income statement for Year 2 follows: Pillsberry Company Inc

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Question

Pillsberry Company’s income statement for Year 2 follows:

Pillsberry Company
Income Statement

  Sales

$

710,000    

  Cost of goods sold

309,000    

  Gross margin

401,000    

  Selling and administrative expenses

217,000    

  Net operating income

184,000    

  Gain on sale of equipment

6,000    

  Income before taxes

190,000    

  Income taxes

76,000    

  Net income

$

114,000    

Its balance sheet amounts at the end of Years 1 and 2 are as follows:

Pillsberry Company
Balance Sheet

Year 2

Year 1

  Assets

  Cash

$

47,400   

$

88,500   

  Accounts receivable

279,000   

122,000   

  Inventory

318,000   

273,000   

  Prepaid expenses

8,500   

17,000   

  Total current assets

652,900   

500,500   

  Plant and equipment

631,000   

502,000   

  Accumulated depreciation

166,300   

130,900   

  Net plant and equipment

464,700   

371,100   

  Loan to Puffington Company

44,000   

  Total assets

$

1,161,600   

$

871,600   

  Liabilities and Stockholders' equity

  Accounts payable

$

318,000   

$

253,000   

  Accrued liabilities

47,000   

54,000   

  Income taxes payable

85,500   

81,600   

  Total current liabilities

450,500   

388,600   

  Bonds payable

209,000   

108,000   

  Total liabilities

659,500   

496,600   

  Common stock

332,000   

286,000   

  Retained earnings

170,100   

89,000   

  Total stockholders' equity

502,100   

375,000   


  Total liabilities and stockholders' equity

$

1,161,600   

$

871,600   


     Equipment that had cost $31,300 and on which there was accumulated depreciation of $11,100 was sold during Year 2 for $26,200. The company declared and paid a cash dividend during Year 2. It did not retire any bonds or repurchase any of its own stock.


Required:

1.

Using the indirect method, compute the net cash provided by (used in) operating activities for Year 2. (Negative amount should be indicated by a minus sign.)

2.

Prepare a statement of cash flows for Year 2. (Amounts to be deducted and negative amounts should be indicated with a minus sign.)

3.

Compute the free cash flow for Year 2. (Negative amount should be indicated by a minus sign.)

Pillsberry Company’s income statement for Year 2 follows:

Explanation / Answer

1

Calculation of Net cash provided by operating activities:

  

Net Income

$    114,000.00

Less: Gain on sale of Equipment

$      (6,000.00)

Add: Depreciation (166300-130900)+11100

$      46,500.00

Less: Increase in accounts receivables (279000-122000)

$ (157,000.00)

Less: Increase in Inventory (318000-273000)

$    (45,000.00)

Add: Decrease in Preapid Expense (17000-8500)

$        8,500.00

Add: Increase in Total Current Liabilities (450500-388600)

$      61,900.00

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

2

Statement of Cash Flows:

Cash Flow from Operating Activities:

Net Income

$    114,000.00

Less: Gain on sale of Equipment

$      (6,000.00)

Add: Depreciation (166300-130900)+11100

$      46,500.00

Less: Increase in accounts receivables (279000-122000)

$ (157,000.00)

Less: Increase in Inventory (318000-273000)

$    (45,000.00)

Add: Decrease in Preapid Expense (17000-8500)

$        8,500.00

Add: Increase in Total Current Liabilities (450500-388600)

$      61,900.00

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

Cash Flow from Investing Activities:

Plant Purchased (631000 - 502000)+31300

$ (160,300.00)

Sale of Equipment

$      26,200.00

Loan given

$   (44,000.00)

$ (178,100.00)

Cash Flow from Financing Activities:

Bonds Issued (209000-108000)

$    101,000.00

Common Stock Issued (332000-286000)

$      46,000.00

Cash Dividend Paid (89000+114000-170100)

$    (32,900.00)

$    114,100.00

Net Cash Flows

$    (41,100.00)

Cash beginning Balance

$      88,500.00

Cash Ending Balance

$      47,400.00

3

Calculation of Free Cash Flows:

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

Less: Capital Investments

$ (160,300.00)

Free Cash Flows

$ (137,400.00)

1

Calculation of Net cash provided by operating activities:

  

Net Income

$    114,000.00

Less: Gain on sale of Equipment

$      (6,000.00)

Add: Depreciation (166300-130900)+11100

$      46,500.00

Less: Increase in accounts receivables (279000-122000)

$ (157,000.00)

Less: Increase in Inventory (318000-273000)

$    (45,000.00)

Add: Decrease in Preapid Expense (17000-8500)

$        8,500.00

Add: Increase in Total Current Liabilities (450500-388600)

$      61,900.00

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

2

Statement of Cash Flows:

Cash Flow from Operating Activities:

Net Income

$    114,000.00

Less: Gain on sale of Equipment

$      (6,000.00)

Add: Depreciation (166300-130900)+11100

$      46,500.00

Less: Increase in accounts receivables (279000-122000)

$ (157,000.00)

Less: Increase in Inventory (318000-273000)

$    (45,000.00)

Add: Decrease in Preapid Expense (17000-8500)

$        8,500.00

Add: Increase in Total Current Liabilities (450500-388600)

$      61,900.00

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

Cash Flow from Investing Activities:

Plant Purchased (631000 - 502000)+31300

$ (160,300.00)

Sale of Equipment

$      26,200.00

Loan given

$   (44,000.00)

$ (178,100.00)

Cash Flow from Financing Activities:

Bonds Issued (209000-108000)

$    101,000.00

Common Stock Issued (332000-286000)

$      46,000.00

Cash Dividend Paid (89000+114000-170100)

$    (32,900.00)

$    114,100.00

Net Cash Flows

$    (41,100.00)

Cash beginning Balance

$      88,500.00

Cash Ending Balance

$      47,400.00

3

Calculation of Free Cash Flows:

Net cash provided by operating activities

$      22,900.00

Less: Capital Investments

$ (160,300.00)

Free Cash Flows

$ (137,400.00)