The business started with $10,000 cash. In the first month, it received $5,000 cash from customers, $4,000 in accounts receivable, and incurred $2,000 in wages expense, $1,000 utility bill, and $500 depreciation. Using the indirect method, net income was $5,500. After adjusting for non-cash depreciation and changes to accounts receivable and payable, there was a $3,000 increase in cash from operating activities.
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Chap 12 ANSWERS Review problem to understand Indirect method of Statement of Cash flows
The business started with $10,000 cash. In the first month, it received $5,000 cash from customers, $4,000 in accounts receivable, and incurred $2,000 in wages expense, $1,000 utility bill, and $500 depreciation. Using the indirect method, net income was $5,500. After adjusting for non-cash depreciation and changes to accounts receivable and payable, there was a $3,000 increase in cash from operating activities.
The business started with $10,000 cash. In the first month, it received $5,000 cash from customers, $4,000 in accounts receivable, and incurred $2,000 in wages expense, $1,000 utility bill, and $500 depreciation. Using the indirect method, net income was $5,500. After adjusting for non-cash depreciation and changes to accounts receivable and payable, there was a $3,000 increase in cash from operating activities.
Chap 12 Review problem to understand Indirect method of Statement of Cash flows
ANSWERS ABC Tax preparation business is starting operations on January 1 st
with cash invested by owners of $10,000. The following transactions happened in the first month: 1. Cash received for walk in tax return preparation $5,000 2. Tax return preparation on account $4,000 3. Wages for the month paid in cash $2,000 4. Utility bill for January received to be paid in February $1,000 5. Monthly depreciation on computer recorded $500 T-Accounts: _____CASH_____ _____REVENUE_____ ____A/R____ _____A/P_____ ____WAGE EXP____
Wage expense 2,000 Utility Expense 1,000 Depreciation expense 500 Total expenses 3,500 Net Income $5,500
Statement of Cash flow from OPERATING ACTIVITIES – Direct Method
Cash Inflow from Customers $5,000
Cash outflow for wages (2,000) Net change in cash from Operating activities 3,000 Beginning Cash January 1st $10,000 Ending Cash January 31st $13,000
Statement of Cash flow from OPERATING ACTIVITIES – Indirect Method
Net Income $5,500
Adjustments to reconcile net income to cash flow from operations:
Depreciation ( non cash item) +500
Changes in Current Assets and Liabilities: Accounts receivable (increased) (4,000) Accounts payable +1000 Net change in cash from Operating activities 3,000 Beginning Cash January 1st $10,000 Ending Cash January 31st $13,000