xercise 2 Prepare a cash flow statement given the following information. Sales COGS Gross Protit Operating Exp. Rent Exp. Wage Exp. Depreciation Exp. Total Oper. Exp. Operating Income Gain on Sale Equip. Net Income D 3 9 -0 #1 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Your Co. Statement of Cash Flows Year Ending 20x9 Cash from Operations Net Cash from Operations Cash from Investing Net Cash from Investing Cash from Financing Net Cash from Financing 80 320 40 800 160 640 440 200 120 320 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X A/P decrease A/R increase Beg. cash balance Bonds issued Dividends paid End, cash balance Inventory decrease Machine purchased Proceeds - sale of equipment Stock issued Wages payable increase 40 80 96 800 16 440 120 1,600 320 400 200

xercise 2 Prepare a cash flow statement given the following information. Sales COGS Gross Protit Operating Exp. Rent Exp. Wage Exp. Depreciation Exp. Total Oper. Exp. Operating Income Gain on Sale Equip. Net Income D 3 9 -0 #1 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Your Co. Statement of Cash Flows Year Ending 20x9 Cash from Operations Net Cash from Operations Cash from Investing Net Cash from Investing Cash from Financing Net Cash from Financing 80 320 40 800 160 640 440 200 120 320 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X A/P decrease A/R increase Beg. cash balance Bonds issued Dividends paid End, cash balance Inventory decrease Machine purchased Proceeds - sale of equipment Stock issued Wages payable increase 40 80 96 800 16 440 120 1,600 320 400 200

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Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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