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Instructions:

1] Please use the Balance Sheet to determine the difference

2] Using the indirect method to transfer the difference with numbers to each activity (Do not use the other symbol, must number)

3] Using the indirect method to create a new Statement of Cash Flow, sum up each activity and provide the brief explanation.

4] Please provide the clear and readable calculation.

5] Company has net income $100,000.

BALANCE SHEET
For The Year Ended December 31, 2008 & 2009

2009

2008

Difference

Operating

Investing

Financing

Assets

   Current assets

Cash and cash equivalents

$                410

$                217

Accounts and other receivables

204

175

Merchandise inventories

1,902

2,464

Prepaid expenses and other current assets

81

51

   Total current assets

2,597

2,907

Non-current assets

Property and equipment

Real Estate, net

2,354

2,435

Other, net

1,872

1,777

   Total property and euqipment

4,226

4,212

Goodwill, net

347

356

Other assets

729

491

Total assets

$             7,899

$            7,966

Liabilities

   Current Liabilities

Short-term borrowings

156

134

Account payable

1,415

1,280

Accrued expenses and other current liabilities

696

680

Income taxes payable

224

231

    Total current liabilities

2,491

2,325

     Non-current liabilities

Long-term debt

1,222

851

Deferred income debt

333

219

Other liabilities

229

140

    Total non-current liabilities

1,784

1,210

Total liabilities

$             4,275

$            3,535

Stockholders' Equity

    Common stock

$                   30

$                  30

    Additional paid-in capital

459

467

    Retained earnings

4,478

4,610

    Foreign Currency translation adjustments

(100)

(122)

Treasury shares, at cost

(1,243)

(557)

    Total stockholders' equity

$             3,624

$            4,428

Total liabilities and stockholders' equity

$             7,899

$            7,963

Instructions:

1] Please use the Balance Sheet to determine the difference

2] Using the indirect method to transfer the difference with numbers to each activity (Do not use the other symbol, must number)

3] Using the indirect method to create a new Statement of Cash Flow, sum up each activity and provide the brief explanation.

4] Please provide the clear and readable calculation.

5] Company has net income $100,000.

Explanation / Answer

Statement of cash flows using the indirect method:

Particulars

Amount

Cash from operating Activities

Net Income

$100

Add: Depreciation

          Interest Paid

          Income Tax Expense

          Goodwill written off (356-347)

224

9

Less: Gain on Sale of Plant Assets

Cash Operating activities before working capital adjustments, and taxes

333

Working Capital Adjustments

Add: Increase in Accounts Payable (1415-1280)

          Increase in Short term borrowings (156-134)

         Increase in accrued expenses and other current liabilities     (696-680)

          Decrease in Inventories (2464-1902)

135

22

16

562

Less: Increase in Accounts Receivable (204-175)

      Increase in Prepaid expenses and other current assets (81-51)

29

30

Cash from operating activities before taxes

1009

Less: Taxes

231

Cash from operating activities

778

Cash from investing activities

Add: Sale of Real Estate (2435-2354)

         Sale of Investments

81

Less: Purchase of Other Property & Equipment (1872 - 1777)

          Increase in other assets (729-491)

95

238

Cash from Investing Activities

-252

Cash from financing Activities

Add: Loan Raised (1222-851)

         Deferred Income Debt (333-219)

         Increase in other debts (229-140)

         Decrease in Foreign Currency adjustments (122-100)

371

114

89

22

Less: Decrease in Additional Paid in Capital (467-459)

          Decrease in retained earnings (4610-4478)

          Increase in treasury stock (1243-557)

8

132

686

Cash from financing activities

-230

Net Increase / decrease in cash

296

Opening Cash Balance

$217

Closing Cash Balance

$410

Particulars

Amount

Cash from operating Activities

Net Income

$100

Add: Depreciation

          Interest Paid

          Income Tax Expense

          Goodwill written off (356-347)

224

9

Less: Gain on Sale of Plant Assets

Cash Operating activities before working capital adjustments, and taxes

333

Working Capital Adjustments

Add: Increase in Accounts Payable (1415-1280)

          Increase in Short term borrowings (156-134)

         Increase in accrued expenses and other current liabilities     (696-680)

          Decrease in Inventories (2464-1902)

135

22

16

562

Less: Increase in Accounts Receivable (204-175)

      Increase in Prepaid expenses and other current assets (81-51)

29

30

Cash from operating activities before taxes

1009

Less: Taxes

231

Cash from operating activities

778

Cash from investing activities

Add: Sale of Real Estate (2435-2354)

         Sale of Investments

81

Less: Purchase of Other Property & Equipment (1872 - 1777)

          Increase in other assets (729-491)

95

238

Cash from Investing Activities

-252

Cash from financing Activities

Add: Loan Raised (1222-851)

         Deferred Income Debt (333-219)

         Increase in other debts (229-140)

         Decrease in Foreign Currency adjustments (122-100)

371

114

89

22

Less: Decrease in Additional Paid in Capital (467-459)

          Decrease in retained earnings (4610-4478)

          Increase in treasury stock (1243-557)

8

132

686

Cash from financing activities

-230

Net Increase / decrease in cash

296

Opening Cash Balance

$217

Closing Cash Balance

$410