1. Use the balance sheet, income statement and additional information for Fish Inc. presented on the next...
Question:
1. Use the balance sheet, income statement and additional information for Fish Inc. presented on the next page. T-accounts are also provided in a separate pdf file case you want to use them.
What are the Cash Flows Provided by Operating Activities? $____________
What are the Cash Flows Used by Investing Activities? $____________
What are the Cash Flows Provided by Financing Activities? $____________
2. Use the same balance sheet, income statement and additional information for Fish Inc. to prepare the Operating Activities section of its Statement of Cash Flows using the direct method and provide the following subtotals:
What is Cash Collected from Customers? $____________
What is Cash Paid to Suppliers? $____________
What is Cash Paid for Operating Expenses? $____________
What is Cash Paid for Interest? $____________
Remember to staple the paper(s) on which you did the work to this sheet.
The following information is taken from Fish Inc.'s financial statements:
For the Year Ended December 31, 2013:
Sales ................................................$386,000
Cost of Sales .................................... 202,000
Gross Profit....................................... 184,000
Operating Expenses.......................... 159,000
Income before Gain............................ 25,000
Gain on Sale of Plant Assets................ 2,000
Income before taxes.............................27,000
Income Tax Expense............................. 4,250
Net Income........................................$22,750
Additional Information
Cash dividends were declared and paid.
Bonds were sold at face value. Three-fourths (75%) were issued to purchase land and one-fourth (25%) were issued for cash.
A building with a cost of $115,000, which had accumulated depreciation of $97,000, was sold for $20,000 cash.
Another building was purchased for cash.
Common stock was sold for cash, and was sold at above par value.
Operating expenses include depreciation, amortization and bad debtexpense.
Step by Step Answer:
Income Tax Fundamentals 2013
ISBN: 9781285586618
31st Edition
Authors: Gerald E. Whittenburg, Martha Altus Buller, Steven L Gill