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Waterways prepared the balance sheet and income statement for the irrigation ins

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Question

Waterways prepared the balance sheet and income statement for the irrigation installation division for last year. Now the company needs to prepare a cash flow statement for the same division. The comparative balance sheets for Waterways Corporation’s Irrigation Installation Division for last year and the prior year and the income statement for last year are presented below. (Note: Work in Process is a current asset and should be treated as any other current asset.)

Additional information:

1. Waterways sold a piece of company equipment for $30,000. The equipment had been used for six years. It had cost $100,000 when purchases and had a 10-years life and a $10,000 salvage value. Straight-line depreciation was used.

2. Waterways purchased new equipment costing $200,000.

3. The division paid $100,000 in dividends.

Waterways Corporation - Installation Division

Income Statement

For the Year Ending December 31, Last Year

Sales

$5,536,077

Less: Cost of goods sold

3,132,777

Gross Profit

2,403,300

Operating expenses:

   Advertising

$52,000

   Insurance

382,000

   Salaries and wages

594,650

   Depreciation

72,500

   Other operating expenses

30,500

Total operating expenses

1,131,650

Income from operations

1,271,650

Other income

   Loss on sale of equip

(16,000)

Other expenses

   Interest expense

(12,200)

Net other income and expenses

(28,200)

Income before income tax

1,243,450

Income tax expenses

373,035

Net income

$870,415

Waterways Corporation - Installation Division

Balance Sheet

December 31

Assets

Last Year

Prior Year

Current assets

   Cash

$792,306

$746,681

   Accounts receivable

680,750

542,685

   Work in process

680,450

0

   Inventory

16,750

7,500

   Prepaid expenses

71,500

42,590

      Total current assets

2,241,756

1,339,456

Property, plant, and equipment

   Furnishings

40,416

40,416

   Equipment

900,200

800,200

   Buildings

450,000

450,000

   Land

300,000

300,000

   Accumulated depreciation

(503,704)

(485,204)

      Total property, plant, and

     equipment

1,186,912

1,105,412

Total Assets

$3,428,668

$2,444,868

Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity

Current liabilities

   Accounts payable

$156,300

$128,360

   Income taxes payable

100,344

79,989

   Wages payable

600

1,984

   Interest payable

1,200

0

   Other current liabilities

14,520

15,246

   Revolving bank loan payable

16,000

0

      Total current liabilities

288,964

225,579

Long-term liabilities

   Notes payable

150,000

0

      Total liabilities

438,964

225,579

Stockholders' equity

   Common stock

1,250,000

1,250,000

   Retained earnings

1,739,704

969,289

      Total stockholders' equity

2,989,704

2,219,289

Total liabilities and stockholders' equity

$3,428,668

$2,444,868

Instructions:

For last year:

a. Prepare a statement of cash flow using the indirect method.

b. Determine free cash flow.

Waterways Corporation - Installation Division

Income Statement

For the Year Ending December 31, Last Year

Sales

$5,536,077

Less: Cost of goods sold

3,132,777

Gross Profit

2,403,300

Operating expenses:

   Advertising

$52,000

   Insurance

382,000

   Salaries and wages

594,650

   Depreciation

72,500

   Other operating expenses

30,500

Total operating expenses

1,131,650

Income from operations

1,271,650

Other income

   Loss on sale of equip

(16,000)

Other expenses

   Interest expense

(12,200)

Net other income and expenses

(28,200)

Income before income tax

1,243,450

Income tax expenses

373,035

Net income

$870,415

Explanation / Answer

1 Statement of cashflows Cashflow from operating activities: Net income 870415 Adjustments: Loss on disposal of equipment 16000 Depreciation expense 72500 Increase in accounts receivable (680750-542685) -138065 Increase in work in process (680450-0) -680450 Increase in inventory (16750-7500) -9250 Increase in prepaid expenses (71500-42590) -28910 Increase in accounts payable (156300-128360) 27940 Increase in income taxes payable (100344-79989) 20355 Decrease In Wages payable (1984-600) -1384 Increase in interest payable (1200-0) 1200 Decrease in other current liabilities (15246-14520) -726 Increase in revolving bank loan payable (16000-0) 16000 Cashflow from operating activities (A) 165625 Cashflow from investing activities: Sale of equipment 30000 Purchase of equipment -200000 Cashflow from investing activities (B) -170000 Cashflow from financing activities: Issued notes payable (150000-0) 150000 Dividend paid -100000 Cashflow from financing activities © 50000 Net increase in cash (A)+(B)+© 45625 Add:Beginning balance of cash 746681 Ending balance of cash 792306 2 Free cashflow=Cashflow from operating activities-Capital expenditures Cashflow from operating activities=$ 165625 Capital expenditure=Ending balance pf property,Plant and equipment-Beginning balance of property,Plant and Equipment+Depreciation=1186912-1105412+72500=$ 154000 Free cashflow=165625-154000=$ 11625

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