ANALYTICAL AND REVIEW PROBLEMS SHUBS2B'000.812 ir 15 brod 201 anoy-01 000,0252 merli Balloons visuribs In visumbanim brs A & R 16-1 (Indirect method) D'fhorbs Jacobson Manufacturing Corporation earned $84,000 in profit during 2023. Machinery was sold for $116,00C and a $24,000 loss on the sale was recorded. Machinery purchases totalled $330,000 including a July purchase for which an $80,000 promissory note was issued. Bonds were retired at their face value, and the issuance c new common shares produced an infusion of cash. Jacobson's comparative balance sheets were as follows: bebrs in paid we sicsggs awoll dare to Jusmanae ESOS 2 oni 361 221w Jacobson Manufacturing Corporation Comparative Balance Sheet Information (in thousands) Required Prep A&R 16-4 (D The following tems Cash and cash Accounts recev Merchandise fu Prepaid expans Assets Cash............... Accounts receivable.. Merchandise inventory.. Machinery .......... Accumulated depreciation...... Total assets........ Liabilities and Equity Accounts payable. Notes payable.. Dividends payable.. Bonds payable....... Common shares.. Retained earnings. Total liabilities and equity ........ N BARRURESTITE December 31 2023 $ 104 196 324 1,350 (190) $1,784 $ 238 272 32 228 701 700 314 $1,784 2022 $ 84 222 310 1,260 (210) $1,666 $ 286 210 20 320 560 270 $1,666 Buildings 1. What was Jacobson's depreciation expense in 2023? 2. What was the amount of cash flow from operating activities? 3. What was the amount of cash flow from investing activities? 4. What was the amount of dividends declared? paid? 5. By what amount would you expect the total inflows of cash to differ from the total outflows of 6. What was the amount of cash flow from financing activities? podagonsled a oni mis

A \& R 16-1 (Indirect method) Jacobson Manufacturing Corporation earned $84,000 in profit during 2023. Machinery was sold for $116,00 and a $24,000 loss on the sale was recorded. Machinery purchases totalled $330,000 including a July purchas for which an $80,000 promissory note was issued. Bonds were retired at their face value, and the issuance new common shares produced an infusion of cash. Jacobson's comparative balance sheets were as follows: 1. What was Jacobson's depreciation expense in 2023 ? 2. What was the amount of cash flow from operating activities? 3. What was the amount of cash flow from investing activities? 4. What was the amount of dividends declared? paid? 5. By what amount would you expect the total inflows of cash to differ from the total outflows of 6. What was the amount of cash flow from financing activities? A \& R 16-1 (Indirect method) Jacobson Manufacturing Corporation earned $84,000 in profit during 2023. Machinery was sold for $116,00 and a $24,000 loss on the sale was recorded. Machinery purchases totalled $330,000 including a July purchas for which an $80,000 promissory note was issued. Bonds were retired at their face value, and the issuance new common shares produced an infusion of cash. Jacobson's comparative balance sheets were as follows: 1. What was Jacobson's depreciation expense in 2023 ? 2. What was the amount of cash flow from operating activities? 3. What was the amount of cash flow from investing activities? 4. What was the amount of dividends declared? paid? 5. By what amount would you expect the total inflows of cash to differ from the total outflows of 6. What was the amount of cash flow from financing activities