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The following have been prepared for Uncle Ltd (reporting period ending 30 June 2021): Statement of Financial Position 2021 2020 Assets $ $ Cash at bank 15 000 11 000 Bank bills 6 200 6 800 Accounts receivable 24 650 18 900 Allowance for doubtful debts (1 250) (950) Inventory 47 100 48 300 Prepaid expenses 6 200 3 000 Land 106 000 68 900 150 000 120 000 Buildings Accumulated depreciation - buildings (52 200 (47 250) 90 000 77 400 Equipment Accumulated depreciation - equipment (28 950 (34 800) Deferred tax asset 8 000 6 100 370 750 277 400 Liabilities Liabilities Bank overdraft 2 000 Accounts payable 49 260 46 980 Accrued expenses 6 8900 4 1701 2 000 1 500 Interest payable Final dividend payable 17 400 16 000 Current tax liability 8 200 7 500 Borrowings 119 500 75 000 Equity 145 000 90 000 Share capital Retained earnings 20 500 36 250 370 750 277 400 Statement of Profit or Loss Income $ $ Sales 707 080 Cost of sales (466 000) Gross profit 241 080 Discount received 1 070 Income $ Sales 707 080 Cost of sales (466 000) Gross profit 241 080 Discount received 1 070 Gain on sale of equipment 3 000 Expenses Bad debts expense 1 400 Depreciation - equipment 4 500 Depreciation - buildings 4 950 Discount allowed 1 275 Interest expense 9 200 Other expenses 207 475 (228 800) Profit before income tax 16 350 Income tax expense (7 000) Profit after tax $9 350 Additional information: Other expenses 207 475 (228 800 Profit before income tax 16 350 Income tax expense (7 000 Profit after tax $9 350 Additional information: . Land was acquired, partly funded by $20,000 in borrowings and the balance paid in cash. Equipment was sold for cash. This equipment had a carrying amount of $12,000. Additions to buildings were partly funded by issuing shares for $15,000, with the remainder paid in cash. Repayments of borrowings for the year were $25,000. The company also made new borrowings. An interim dividend was paid in cash. Uncle Ltd uses the direct method when presenting cash generated from operations. . Practice calculating cash inflows and cash outflows and preparing a complete statement