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  • 1.  operating activities

    Posted 05-29-2020 02:43 PM

    Below are a year-end actual balance sheet for Year 1 and pro forma balance sheet and income statement for Year 2 for the Grow 'n' Glow Manufacturing Company (000 omitted).

    BALANCE SHEET YEAR 1-ACTUAL

     

    BALANCE SHEET YR 2- PRO FORMA

     

    Assets

     

    Assets

    Cash

    $ 9,700

    Cash

    $ 10,670

    Accounts receivable

    15,300

    Accounts receivable

    16,830

    Inventory (incl. $820                    18,500

    Inventory (incl. $950 depr.)

       20,350

    Total current assets

    $ 43,500

    Total current assets

    $ 47,850

    Held-to-maturity securities

    Net fixed assets

     

    $ 45,600

     

       32,200

    Held-to-maturity securities Net fixed assets

     

    $ 45,600

     

       35,000

    Total long-term assets

    $ 77,800

    Total long-term assets

    $ 80,600

     

    Total assets

     

    $121,300

     

    Total assets

     

    $128,450

     

    Liabilities Accounts payable

     

     

    $    3,000

     

    Liabilities Accounts payable

     

     

    $    3,300

    Notes payable

     

    Accrued liabilities

    10,000

     

        6,000

    Notes payable (incl. addtl.

    fds. needed)

    Accrued liabilities

    13,738

     

        6,600

    Total current liabilities

    $ 19,000

    Total current liabilities

    $ 23,638

     

    Long-term debt

     

       35,600

     

    Long-term debt

     

       35,600

    Total liabilities

    $ 54,600

    Total liabilities

    $ 59,238

     

    Equity

     

     

    Equity

     

     

    Common stock

    $ 10,000

    Common stock

    $ 10,000

    Additional paid-in capital

    30,000

    Additional paid-in capital

    30,000

    Retained earnings

       26,700

    Retained earnings

       29,212

    Total equity

    $ 66,700

    Total equity

    $ 69,212

     

    Total liabilities & equity

     

    $121,300

     

    Total liabilities & equity

     

    $128,450

     

     

     

    INCOME STATEMENT YR 2-PRO FORMA

     

     

     

    Net sales

    $110,000

     

     

    COGS (incl. $3,200 depr.)

      72,820

     

     

    Gross profit

    $ 37,180

     

     

     

    Selling expense

     

    18,040

     

    Gen & adm exp. (incl. $395 depr.)

      12,320

     

    EBIT

    $ 6,820

    Net interest expense

       1,396

    EBT

    $ 5,424

    Taxes @ 35%

       1,898

    Net income

    $ 3,526

    Dividends

       1,014

    Addition to retained earnings

    $ 2,512

    On the pro forma Statement of Cash flows, what is the company's net cash flow from operating activities, using the indirect method?

     

    • $5,591correct
    • $4.641
    • $4,771
    • $6,541

    what does it mean  Inventory (incl. $950 depr.)  . Inventory (incl. $820 depr)

    I do not understand the method of calculating inventory and depreciation


    Net income                                                 $3,526

    • Increase in accounts receivable (1,530)
    • Increase in inventory (900)

    + Depreciation expensed                              3,595

    + Increase in accounts payable                        300

    + Increase in accrued liabilities                   600 Net cash flow from operating activities                             $5,591



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    Hend Abdel-Gafar
    Accountant
    Cairo
    Egypt
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  • 2.  RE: operating activities

    Posted 05-30-2020 12:54 AM
    Has the promo code for repeaters expiry extended to June (30% for 2nd attempt of CMA EXAM)???





  • 3.  RE: operating activities

    Posted 05-30-2020 01:27 AM





  • 4.  RE: operating activities

    Posted 06-03-2020 07:33 AM
    Hi Hend,
    What's confusing here in this question is that the depreciation expense is included in inventory and COGS which typically is not the case. So I looked it up and I learned that a portion of depreciation on a production facility might be included in COGS since it's tied to production-impacting gross profit.
    if you want to know more details about this topic here is a link COGS (incl Depr)
    I found the solution to this question with a proper explanation on Linked-in slide share

    Hope it will help.







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    Adham Mourad
    Accountant
    Doha
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  • 5.  RE: operating activities

    Posted 06-03-2020 07:43 AM
    https://www.slideshare.net/tariqalbasha3/cma-part-1-section-b-toplevel-planning-and-analysis-net-cash-flow-from-operating-activities

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    Adham Mourad
    Accountant
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