Take me to the textThe balance sheet and income statement for Vespa Company are presented below.Vespa CompanyBalance SheetAs at December $3120232022$AssetsCurrent AssetsCash$$128,105$$$77,900$Accounts Receivable$$46,400$$$27,800$Merchandise Inventory$$69,900$$$43,700$Total Current Assets$$244,405$$$149,400$Land$$94,000$$$101,000$Equipment$$101,000$$$135,000$Less: Accumulated Depreciation$$-52,000$$$-67,000$Total Assets$$387,405$$$318,400$Liabilities and EquityLiabilitiesCurrent LiabilitiesAccounts Payable$$42,200$$$68,000$Taxes Payable$$20,600$$$20,600$Total Current Liabilities$$62,800$$$88,600$Bonds Payable$$121,300$$$84,600$Total Liabilities$$184,100$$$173,200$Shareholders' EquityCommon Shares$$77,600$$$67,600$Retained Earnings$$125,705$$$77,600$Total Shareholders' Equity$$203,305$$$145,200$Total Liabilities and Equity$$387,405$$$318,400$Notes: The company paid cash dividends during $2023.$The company did not make a bonds payable payment during $2023.$The company did not purchase any equipment during $2023.$The company did not purchase any land during $2023.$Vespa CompanyIncome StatementFor the Year Ended December $31,2023$Sales$$417,000$Cost of Goods Sold$$271,050$Gross Profit$$145,950$Operating ExpensesDepreciation Expense$$8,000$Other Operating Expenses$$26,000$Total Operating Expenses$$34,000$Income from Operations$$111,950$Other Income and ExpensesInterest Expense$$-7,300$Loss on Sale of Equipment$$-7,900$Gain on Sale of Land$$7,400$Operating Income before Tax$$104,150$Income Tax$$31,245$Net Income $($Loss$)$$$72,905$Prepare the statement of cash flows for December $31,2023$ using the indirect method.Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.Use the negative sign for a decrease in cash.Vespa CompanyStatement of Cash FlowsFor the Year Ended December $31,2023$Cash Flow from Operating ActivitiesNet IncomeAnswerAdjustments to Reconcile Net Income to CashDepreciation ExpenseAnswerLoss on Sale of EquipmentAnswerGain on Sale of LandAnswerChanges in Operating Assets and LiabilitiesIncrease in Accounts ReceivableAnswerIncrease in Merchandise InventoryAnswerDecrease in Accounts PayableAnswerChange in Cash Due to Operating ActivitiesAnswerCash Flow from Investing ActivitiesSale of EquipmentAnswerSale of LandAnswerNet Cash Provided $($Used$)$ by Investing ActivitiesAnswerCash Flow from Financing ActivitiesProceeds from Issuance of Common SharesAnswerProceeds from Bonds PayableAnswerPayment of DividendsAnswerNet Cash Provided $($Used$)$ by Financing ActivitiesAnswerNet increase $($decrease$)$ in cashAnswerCash at the Beginning of the YearAnswerCash at the End of the Year