Cash Flow Statement
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Balance Sheet
  December 31, 2004 December 31, 2003
Cash   $104,550   $83,300
Accounts Receivable   $170,000   $146,200
Inventory   $162,350   $127,500
   Current Assets   $436,900   $357,000
Equipment $425,000   $333,200  
Accumulated Depreciation ($153,000) $272,000 ($102,000) $231,200
   Total Assets   $708,900   $588,200
         
Accounts Payable   $178,500   $155,550
Wages Payable   $27,200   $25,500
Income Tax Payable   $10,200   $16,150
   Current Liabilities   $215,900   $197,200
Bonds   $136,000   $102,000
Additional paid-in capital   $42,500   $42,500
Common Stock   $68,000   $68,000
Retained Earnings   $246,500   $178,500
   Liabilities & Equity   $708,900   $588,200
         
Income Statement for period ending December 31, 2004
Sales   $1,530,000    
Less:        
   Cost of Goods Sold $919,700      
   Wages expense $278,800      
    Depreciation expense $62,050   www.accountingbase.com
    Insurance expense $74,800   Text Box: Request a free copy of our response to this question. Please include the product code: CF9001
 
 
    Gain on sale of equipment ($850) $1,334,500    
Profit before taxes   $195,500    
     Income Taxes   $85,000    
Net Income   $110,500    
         
Note:        
Equipment costing $15,300 was sold during the year.
Required:        
Prepare a Cash Flow statement using the Direct method
Prepare a Cash Flow statement using the Indirect method
         
         
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