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Act like a helpful tutor and exlain me :Uploaded ImageUploaded ImageUploaded ImageUploaded Image© Bom x + - 0 x © 5 Gm epercheggcom/am/aithoning/ansuer QF) en L® Chegg ewertosa Mysolutions ®) Gudeme [) Notifications 8 Student question © Time at cosas alee [THE KERFUFFLE COMPANY, [come Statement Fr the Year Ended June 30, 20X11, Net Soe. § 620,000], Cost of Goods Sok. 359,690], (oss Prof on 3s, 260.400, (Operating Expenses), [5eling Expenses] [Sle Commisions 45,0001 [Spping Expense 400, Tol Sling Expense, 43,800 (General and Adinisative Expenses), [Depvedaton, 49,700, (ent Expense. 18,2001, 5s and Wages Expense: 0,000, (pple pers. 2475, Off Expense, 2.45, [Ules Expense, 260, Total Genel and Adinitative Expenses, 118,990, 10a Operating Expenses, 159,990], [Net Income fom Operations, 100,590) (Other Income, (Gai on Sake of Euprent 200, {Didend Income 70, [tl Othe Income 5001 [Other Expenses, (Bond erst Expense, ,900,), (Other nest Expense, 235), Total Ofer Expenses, 1, 235], [Net income before Income Taxes, 9,165), income Tx Exper, 56,500 [et come ater ncome ase, 61, 6651\ {abil[THE KERFUFFLE COMPANY Comparative Balance Sheet June 30,283 and 280K?) 2003, 2002, Increase (Decease], Asst, Curent Asset], (Cas, § 88,700,5 €7,250.5 21, 45011 Investments, 58, cee 59,569, [Accounts Receivable, 7,800, 56,000, 31, 880] verry. 100,900.92, 400,560 (Prep Expenses, 2,900, 28, 900.2, 000, [ol Cure Assets, § 350,300.5 256,550.$ 113,7501, Property, Plan, and Equipment, Land, 45,000, 45,000,5 -e1,[Rulding, 240,690, 240,600, 0. Less Accumulated Deprecion- Bulg, 76,780), (67,000).,700L{ Equipment, 155,000, (222,200) (6,209) pA mr i cess comm Circe Statement B For th Year Ended Sun 30, 2000 ot sles 5 cmos Gry he - Sale Cirrons suo frre ped epraciation ano Sehr nd ges rose Brey Tota Ganeral sod Msinisrotive Expenses EE 11020 Tol parting Eipeset Firs it Tome from Oparsions rx) i Trarest tpanse soe Tota anne venie = as Met treme ten Toco Toms Tous wa wa enn ps Ey swam seme sms fro ae > Fey coins Receivable Tike sem Ee inventory fre fey py rapa pense Fe] dee es Tota Elfen suse Tham Thess Tie rapes, Fram, os Eaipusnt jt sme ssw so Mite ror) = Ler mated sepreciationsustsing Gem ee se Faint Few maw (@a Lot ReCumted cepeciatio-Sastpmnt 57.009 i 00 Sie Tota Froparty, Flow, snd Latpoent fo — — x Total hnsets esse ere ime Additional Information: Pat aves ha ignly ost $6720 wer so for $6400 esting na gan f $8200 Condens of 35 5 wet dered an pd 30K. Toe wer m0 chr ecore i 20. Using th formation prove rere he cosh fos rm apeatn ace fo Toe Kettle Company sig the dec meth Note Bo nt round he depracioion a por yo: — [+ oie] mrs cnc ce er roy i svi | EE ET ——— — 1 Tr — — Err — — [Cocos nncome wpe | | TTT —— EE ———— | — ea" mo ERIE)

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Absolutely! Let’s break down what you see in these images and explain how to **prepare the cash flows from operating activities using the indirect method**. --- ## 1. **What are you looking at?** You have: - **Income Statement** (shows profit for the year) - **Comparative Balance Sheet** (shows assets/liabilities at the start and end of the year) - **Additional Info** (like asset sales, dividends) - **Partial Cash Flow Statement** (what you need to complete) --- ## 2. **What is the Indirect Method?** The **indirect method** for preparing the cash flow from operating activities starts with **net income** (from the Income Statement) and adjusts for: - Non-cash expenses (like depreciation) - Gains/losses from non-operating activities (like sale of equipment) - Changes in current assets and liabilities (from the Balance Sheet) --- ## 3. **Step-by-step Explanation** ### **Step 1: Start with Net Income** - From the income statement: - **Net income after taxes = $61,665** --- ### **Step 2: Add Back Non-Cash Expenses** - **Depreciation Expense** is a non-cash charge, so add it back: - **Depreciation = $49,700** --- ### **Step 3: Adjust for Gains/Losses on Asset Sales** - **Gain on Sale of Equipment** is included in net income but is an investing activity, not operating. Subtract it: - **Gain on Sale = $8,200** (Subtract from operating cash flow) --- ### **Step 4: Adjust for Changes in Working Capital** Use the **Comparative Balance Sheet** to calculate the changes: - **Accounts Receivable** increased: $87,800 (20X3) - $56,000 (20X2) = **+$31,800** - If AR increases, cash collected from customers is less, so **subtract $31,800** - **Inventory** increased: $120,900 (20X3) - $90,300 (20X2) = **+$30,600** - If inventory increases, more cash is tied up, so **subtract $30,600** - **Prepaid Expenses** increased: $22,900 (20X3) - $20,900 (20X2) = **+$2,000** - Increase in prepaid expenses = paid more cash, so **subtract $2,000** --- #### *(If you had changes in Payables, add/subtract as appropriate, but none are given here.)* --- ### **Step 5: Plug Into the Statement** Your reconciliation looks like this (filling in blanks): | Adjustment | Add/Subtract | Amount | |-----------------------------------|--------------|----------| | Net income after taxes | - | $61,665 | | Add Depreciation | Add | $49,700 | | Increase in Accounts Receivable | Subtract | $31,800 | | Increase in Inventory | Subtract | $30,600 | | Increase in Prepaid Expenses | Subtract | $2,000 | | Gain on Sale of Equipment | Subtract | $8,200 | --- ### **Step 6: Calculate Net Cash from Operating Activities** 1. Start with net income: **$61,665** 2. Add depreciation: **+$49,700** 3. Subtract increase in AR: **-$31,800** 4. Subtract increase in inventory: **-$30,600** 5. Subtract increase in prepaid expenses: **-$2,000** 6. Subtract gain on sale: **-$8,200** **Total Adjustments:** $49,700 - $31,800 - $30,600 - $2,000 - $8,200 = **-$22,900** **Net cash from operating activities:** $61,665 + (-$22,900) = **$38,765** --- ## **Summary Table (Filled Out)** | Cash flows from operating activities | | |--------------------------------------------------|------------| | Net income after taxes | $61,665 | | Adjustments: | | | Add: Depreciation expense | $49,700 | | Less: Increase in accounts receivable | ($31,800) | | Less: Increase in inventory | ($30,600) | | Less: Increase in prepaid expenses | ($2,000) | | Less: Gain on sale of equipment | ($8,200) | | **Total adjustments** | ($22,900) | | **Net cash provided by operating activities** | $38,765 | --- ## **Key Points** - **Depreciation** is added back (non-cash). - **Increases in assets** (AR, inventory, prepaids) are subtracted. - **Gains on sale** are subtracted. - **Net cash from operations** is not the same as net income! --- **If you need help with any other part or want to see the full cash flow statement, just ask!**

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