(Preparing a cash flow statement using the direct method to determine cash from operations, LO 4) Examine...

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(Preparing a cash flow statement using the direct method to determine cash from operations, LO 4) Examine Agu Inc.’s (Agu) balance sheets and income statement below.

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i. During 2005, dividends of $91,000 were paid to the shareholders of Agu Inc.
ii. $750,000 of Agu’s sales were for cash. The remaining sales were made on credit.
iii. All of Agu’s purchases of supplies were made on credit. Purchases of supplies on credit are reflected in the Accounts Payable account.
iv. During 2005 Agu sold for $97,000 capital assets that cost $100,000 and had a net book value of $72,000. (Remember that when amortizable capital assets are sold, the cost of the asset and the accumulated amortization associated with the asset must be removed from the books. In this situation, the Capital Assets account would be reduced by $100,000 and the Accumulated Amortization account would be reduced by $28,000.)
v. Advertising and Marketing and Other Expenses were fully paid in cash during 2005. General and Administrative Expenses are expensed and paid in cash when incurred, except for Prepaid Rent and Prepaid Insurance.
During 2005 Agu expensed $35,000 of prepaid items.
vi. Accrued Liabilities pertain to salaries and wages.
Required:

a. Use the information provided to prepare a cash flow statement for Agu for the year ended March 31, 2005. Use the direct method for calculating cash from operations.

b. Assume the role of a lender who is evaluating Agu’s situation. Analyze and interpret the cash flow statement you prepared and prepare a report to your manager describing what you learned about Agu from the statement.

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