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Bond [772]
3 years ago
8

The comparative balance sheets for 2018 and 2017 are given below for Surmise Company. Net income for 2018 was $70 million.

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1 answer:
barxatty [35]3 years ago
7 0

Answer and Explanation:

The presentation of the cash flow statement is presented below:

Particulars                                              (in million)                                              

Cash flow from operating activities    

Net income $70

Adjustments made:  

Add: Depreciation expenses [$122 - $98] $24

Add: Bad debt expense [$19 -$4]                $15

Add: patent amortization expense [$22 - $20] $2

Add: decrease in Accounts receivable $12

Less: increase in Prepaid expenses ($3)

Less: increase in Inventory ($17)

Less: decrease in Accounts payable ($18)

Less: decrease in Accrued liabilities ($12)

Net cash flow from operating activities $73

Cash flow from Investing activities  

purchase of long term investment ($34)

purchase of Buildings and equipment ($7)

Net cash flow used by Investing activities ($41)

Cash flow from Financing activities  

Payment of cash dividend ($86)

Issuance of Notes payable 38

Proceed from Common stock [$14 + $54] $68

Payment of Bonds payable ($58)

Net Cash flow used by Financing activities ($38)

Decrease in cash ($6)

Add: cash in beginning,2017 $32

cash at end ,2018 $26

Non cash investing and financing activities:  

Acquired Building with a seven-year lease agreement $107

Working notes:

                           Retained earnings Account

To cash dividend (B/F) 86 By Balance b/d 158

To Balance c/d 142 By Net income 70

                              228                          228

                        Buildings and equipment Accounts

To Balance b/d 245  

To lease liability 107  

To cash (B/f) 7                   To Balance c/d 359

                                359                        359

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