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Instructions: Casual Clothing Balance Sheet & Income Statement: Income Statement Net Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profit Operating Espenses Depreciation mortization Dperating Profit Interest

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Instructions: Casual Clothing Balance Sheet & Income Statement:
Income Statement
Net Sales
Cost of Goods Sold
Gross Profit
Operating Espenses
Depreciation
mortization
Dperating Profit
Interest Expense
Pre-Tar Earnings
Tares
Het Earnings
Balance Sheet
Current Assets
Cash 8 Equivalents
Inventory
Acct. Receiuable (net)
Prepaid Dperating Espense
Total Current Assets
Honcurrent Assets
PP&E, cost
Less: Depreciation
PP&E, net
Land
Investments
Intangibles, net
Total Assets
Liabilities 8 Shareholders" Equity
Current Liabilities
Notes Payable
Current Maturities of LTD
Acounts Payable
Interest Payable
Tanes Payable
Total Current Liabilities
Long Term Liabilities
Long-term Debt
Total Liabilities
Shareholders' Equity
Common Stook ($.05 par value
Add'IPaid-in-Capital
Retained Earnings
Total Shareholders' Equity
Liabilities & Shareholder:
\table[[2017],[13,673,460],[8,599,442],[5074,018],[3,503,557],[18,000],[2,700],[1,549,761],[62,876],[1,486,885],[504,388],[982,497]]
\table[[2017_,2016_,Change],[8,794,7,352,1,442],[94,153,42,045,52,108],[25,700,17,800,7,900],[35,103,25,393,9,710],[163,750,92,590,]]
\table[[,,],[2017_,,],[$13,673,460,,],[8,599,442,,],[5,074,018,,],[3,503,557,,],[18,000,,],[2,700,,],[1,549,761,,],[62.876,,],[1,486,885,,],[504,388,,],[+,982,497,,],[2017_,2016_,Change],[8,794,7,352,1,442],[94,153,42,045,52,108],[25,700,17,800,7,900],[35,103,25,393,9,710],[163,750,*92,590,],[1,949,863,1,763,990,185,873],[-123,000,-105,000,-18,000],[1,826,863,1,658,990,167,873],[2,279,946,1,458,832,821,114],[615,722,414,725,200.997],[9,780,6,700,3,080],[**4,896,061,+3,631,837,]]
Prepare Casual Clothing's Cash Flow Statement using Indirect Method.
Follow steps outlined in page 8-9 of the Mod 5 notes to create cash flow statement
Cash inflows are positive numbers and cash outflows are negative numbers.
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