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QUESTION 1 Use the following information to answer question 1-3. Southwest Company Balance Sheet and Income Statement For the Years Ending December 31, 2015 and

QUESTION 1

  1. Use the following information to answer question 1-3.

    Southwest Company

    Balance Sheet and Income Statement

    For the Years Ending December 31, 2015 and 2014

    December 31

    2015

    2014

    Current Assets:

    Cash

    $ 9,000

    $ ?

    Accounts Receivable

    14,000

    18,000

    Inventory

    23,000

    20,000

    Total Current Assets

    46,000

    45,000

    Fixed Assets

    73,000

    66,000

    Less: Accum. Depreciation

    (28,000)

    (26,000)

    TOTAL ASSETS

    $ 91,000

    $ 85,000

    Current Liabilities:

    Accounts Payable

    $ 11,000

    $ 6,000

    Wages Payable

    3,000

    4,000

    Income Tax Payable

    5,000

    4,500

    Total Current Liabilities

    19,000

    14,500

    Long Term Bonds Payable

    20,000

    23,000

    TOTAL LIABILITIES

    39,000

    37,500

    Owners Equity:

    Common Stock ($10 par)

    30,000

    27,500

    Retained Earnings

    22,000

    20,000

    TOTAL LIAB. & OWNERS EQUITY

    $ 91,000

    $ 85,000

    INCOME STATEMENT

    Sales (all credit sales)

    $ 95,000

    $ 89,000

    Less: COGS

    43,000

    43,000

    Gross Margin

    52,000

    46,000

    Less: Operating Expenses

    34,000

    31,000

    Loss on Sale of Fixed Assets

    1,000

    0

    Net Income Before Taxes

    17,000

    15,000

    Less: Income Taxes

    7,000

    6,000

    NET INCOME

    $ 10,000

    $ 9,000

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: In 2015, sold a fixed asset with an original cost of $9,000 and accumulated depreciation of $7,000 and purchased a new fixed asset for cash.

    1. Cash Flow from Operations is:

    A.

    $25,000

    B.

    $24,500

    C.

    $25,500

    D.

    $27,000

1 points

QUESTION 2

  1. Using the information from above...

    Cash Flow from Investing is:

    A.

    ($16,000)

    B.

    ($15,000)

    C.

    $1,000

    D.

    ($17,000)

1 points

QUESTION 3

  1. Using the information from above...

    Cash Flow from Financing is:

    A.

    ($500)

    B.

    ($11,000)

    C.

    ($1,500)

    D.

    ($8,500)

1 points

QUESTION 4

  1. At Dec 31, ABC Company had currency and coins on hand of $500, deposits in checking accounts of $3,000, U.S. Treasury bills purchased on Dec. 1 and due on Jan. 31of $30,000, U.S. Treasury bills purchased on Nov 1 and due March 31 of $50,000, a money market account of $70,000, and 200 shares of Wal-Mart stock worth $2,000 purchased on Dec. 15 that management intends to sell on Jan. 15. What amount should ABC report as the balance in the Cash & Cash Equivalents account on Dec. 31?

    A.

    $105,500

    B.

    $103,500

    C.

    $153,500

    D.

    $155,500

    E.

    $33,500

1 points

QUESTION 5

  1. Using the indirect method of presenting net cash flow from operating activities, depreciation expense is added to net income because

    A.

    it represents a cash inflow from the firms operating activities.

    B.

    it is a non-cash expense that was deducted in determining net income.

    C.

    it is similar to other operating expenses that are paid in cash during the period.

    D.

    it does not represent one of the firms operating expenses.

    E.

    None of the above.

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