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Anna71 [15]
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Statement of Cash Flows for the year ended December 31, 2016

(using the indirect method):

Operating activities:

Adjusted cash from operations      $61,000

Changes in working capital:

Accounts receivable                         -5,000

Inventory                                           10,000    

Prepaid rent                                      -3,000

Accounts payable                              2,000

Income taxes payable                      -2,000

Short-term notes payable               10,000

Net cash from operating activities 73,000

Investing activities:

Equipment                                    -100,000

Financing activities:

Bonds                         -25,000

Common stock           50,000      25,000

Net cash flows                             -$2,000

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

                                            December 31     December 31     Changes

                                                  2016                2015

Cash                                        $8,000            $10,000             -$2,000

Accounts receivable              20,000               15,000                5,000

Inventory                                 15,000              25,000              -10,000

Prepaid rent                             9,000                 6,000                3,000

Land                                       75,000               75,000                0

Plant and equipment          400,000            300,000             100,000

Accumulated depreciation (65,000)             (30,000)              35,000

Totals                               $462,000            $401,000    

Accounts payable              $12,000              $10,000              $2,000

Income taxes payable           3,000                 5,000                -2,000

Short-term notes payable  35,000               25,000                10,000

Bonds payable                    75,000              100,000             -25,000

Common stock                200,000               150,000              50,000

Retained earnings            137,000                 111,000              26,000

Totals                             $462,000             $401,000

b) Net income $26,000

Depreciation 35,000

Adjusted cash from operations = $61,000

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Marginal cost curve = No change

Average variable cost curve = No change

Average-fixed-cost curve = Shift down

Average-total-cost curve = Shift down

b. An increase in the nominal wages of production workers is a  Variable cost.

Marginal cost curve = Shift up

Average variable cost curve = Shift up

Average-fixed-cost curve = No change

Average-total-cost curve = Shift up

c. A decrease in the price of electricity (Variable cost)

Marginal cost curve = Shift down

Average variable cost curve = Shift down

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Average-total-cost curve = Shift down

d. An increase in insurance rates on plant and equipment.  (Fixed cost)

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Average variable cost curve = No change

Average-fixed-cost curve = Shift up

Average-total-cost curve = Shift up

e. An increase in transportation costs. (Variable cost)

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Average variable cost curve = Shift up

Average-fixed-cost curve = No change

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Particulars                April           May               June  

Beginning

cash balance          $182,000  $264,650     $434,150  

Add:

Cash receipts :    

Credit sales

collections             $577,750  $622,700      $621,650  

Total cash

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Cash disbursements  

Purchases              -$289,000 -$302,000    -$282,000  

Wages, Taxes

and expenses        -$137,000   -$129,000     -$179,000  

Interest                    -$15,600    -$15,600        -$15,600  

Equipment

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Total

cash disbursements  -$495,100  -$453,200    -$724,600  

Ending

cash balance              $264,650   $434,150       $331,200  

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Credit sales         $561,000  $689,000 $598,000 $751,000

Cash collected :    

35% cash collected

in month of sales $196,350 $241,150  $209,300  $262,850

60% cash collected

in following month

of sales                 $0           $336,600   $413,400  $358,800

Total cash

collected from sales            $577,750  $622,700  $621,650

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