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Question 2 (30 marks) 2019 2020 2021 INCOME STATEMENT in ('000) in ('000) in ('000) Revenue 102,007 118,086 131,345 cost of goods sold 39,023 48,004

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2019 2020 2021
INCOME STATEMENT in ('000) in ('000) in ('000)
Revenue 102,007 118,086 131,345
cost of goods sold 39,023 48,004 49,123
Gross Profit ? ? ?
Salaries and benefit 26,427 22,658 23,872
Depreciation and Amortization 19,500 18,150 17,205
Rent and overhead 10,963 10,125 10,087
Interest expenses 2,500 2,500 2,500
total expenses 59,390 53,433 53,664
Earning Before Tax ? ? ?
Taxes 1,120 4,858 8,483
Net earning ? ? ?
BALANCE SHEET
Assets
Cash 167,971 181,210 183,715
Account Receivable 5,100 5,904 6,567
Inventory 7,805 9,601 9,825
net Plant property and equipment 45,500 42,350 40,145
Total asset 226,376 239,065 240,252
Liabilities
account payable 3,902 4,800 4,912
long term debt 50,000 50,000 30,000
total debt 53,902 54,800 54,912
equity capital 170,000 170,000 170,000
Retained earning (assume no dividend paid) ? ? ?
Shareholders' equity ? ? ?
Liability + Equipment ? ? ?
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
Operating cash flow (Indirect method)
XXXX (?) ? ? ?
Add XXXX ? ? ?
change in net working capital (+, -) 9003 ? ?
cash flow from operation ? ? ?
Investing cash flow
Investment in Property and equipment 15000 15000 15000
Cash flow from investing activities
Financing Cashflow
Issuance (repayment) of debt 0 0 -20000
issuance of equity 170000 0 0
cash flow from financing ? ? ?
net increase in cash flow for the year end ? ? ?
opening cash flow 0 167,971 181,210
closing cash balance for the end of the year ? ? ?

  1. Calculate (fill up) earnings before taxes, Net earnings, Total Liability and Equity .
  2. Using indirect method of cash flow calculation, determine (fill-up) the cash flow from operating activities, cash flow from financing activities, cash flow investing activities and ending cash balance for the financial year. (all the question mark).

As the user of financial information why do you think it is important to understand interlinkage among cash flows statement, income statement and balance sheet? How would an increase in depreciation of $100, impact these three statements?

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