Answer:
$22,640
The explanation is shown below:-
Explanation:
The computation of cash flow from operating activities using the direct method is shown below:-
Direct method
Pizza International, Inc.
Statement of cash inflow
Cash flow from operating expenses
Cash received from customers $143,777
($143,951 - $174)
Cash Paid
To suppliers ($53,773)
($45,700 - $651 + $8,724)
To salaries and wages ($56,855)
For office expenses ($7,730)
($7,785 + $668 - $723)
For income tax expenses ($2,779)
($50 + $2,729)
Net cash inflow from operating
activities $22,640
It is mainly due to no depreciation expenses for cash products. Depreciation expenses do not contribute to cash outflows. Because of which company has reported large cash inflow from operations compared to near net loss.
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Answer:
Effective annual interest rate=0.52%
Explanation:
Step 1: Express the formula for calculating interest
The formula for calculating interest can be expressed as;
I=PRT
where;
P=principal amount borrowed
R=annual interest rate as a percentage
T=number of years
Step 2: Determine the value of the variables P, R and T
In our case;
I=$10
P=(125-10)=$115
R=unknown=r
T=2 months=2/12=1/6 years
replacing in the expression;
10=115×r×(2/12)
10=(230/12)r
r=10×12/230=0.5217
0.5217 rounded off to the nearest 2 decimal places is:
r=0.52%
Effective annual interest rate=0.52%
Answer: $3,940
Explanation:
Purchase from Diamond
The company received a discount of 2% because they paid within 10 days as per the terms of the sale.
Cost of inventory from Diamond:
= (Cost of goods - Returns) * (1 - 2%)
= (4,100 - 1,100) * 98%
= $2,940
Purchase from Club
Discount period expired so the full $1,000 is paid.
Total inventory cost:
= 2,940 + 1,000
= $3,940