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Concord Corporation’s balance sheet at the end of 2019 included the following items. Current assets (Cash $82,000) $236,770 Curr

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From the information given we use the indirect method, we adjust net income for the non-monetary terms and then, adjust for the changes in working capital

The sale of assets will be enter under investing activities for the cash received regardless of the gain/loss at disposal

the stock transactions are considered financing from the firms perspective.

Operating Activities:

Net income 60,100

depreciation 16,540

loss at disposal 230

(21,770 - 9,770 = 12,000 against 11,770)

amortization 2,500

adjusted income: 79,370

changes in working capital:

increase in current assets: (29,000)

increase in current liabilities: 14,770

net change in working capital 14,230

from operating activities: 93,600

Investing Activities

sale of equipment 11 ,770

purchase of stocks (16,000)

Building improvements (28,770)

from investing activities (33,000)

Financing Activities

Issuance of bonds payable 52, 190

Cash dividends (30,000)

Purchase of treasury Stocks (11, 000)

from financing activities 11, 190

Cash flow generated for the year:

93,600 - 33,000 + 11,190 = 71,790

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