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Will the interest expense increase or decrease over the years? Why? ( 2 point ) How much does the company pay to retire the bond

Will the interest expense increase or decrease over the years? Why? (2 point)
How much does the company pay to retire the bond on January 1,2017? What
is the book value of the bond liability on January 1,2017? Record journal
entry on January 1,2017 for early retirement of bonds. (8 points)
Question IV.(36 points)
The following information has been provided to you by Alethea Inc.
From Balance sheet:
Liabilities and Equity
Net Income
$102,000
Other available information:
During the year, Alethea Inc. sold equipment costing $30,000 with $16,000 in
Accumulated Depreciation.
The company partially financed the purchase of new PPE through issuing a note
payable in the amount of $13,000. Other than that, the company didn't borrow new
debt in this year.
1. What is the cash flow from operating activities in year 2011?(9 pts)
2.Alethea Inc. reports that in year 2020,25% of the sales/revenue is cash
sales. What is the cash collection from customers in year 2011?(4 pts)
3. What is the cash payment to suppliers in year 2011?(4 pts)
4.What is the cash proceeds from the sale of PPE in 2011?(3 pts)
5. What is the cash spent to purchase new equipment in 2011?(4 points)
6. Find the value of A (i.e., Equipment-at cost on Dec 31,2011)?(3 points)
7. Find the value of B (i.e., Accumulated Depreciation on Dec 31,2011)?(2 pts)
8.What is the cash flow from financing activities in year 2011?(7 pts)
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