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Below are the balance sheets and income statement for Kinder Care Company. Please prepare the statement of cash flows for 2015 on both the indirect and direct bases


Kinder Care Company




Balance Sheet





December 31



2015

2014


Cash

                135,900

             111,200


Accounts receivable (net)

                  38,300

               20,300


Inventory

                  35,000

               26,000


Long-term investments

                            -  

               20,000


Property, plant & equipment

                216,500

             150,000


Accumulated depreciation

                (57,700)

             (25,000)



                368,000

             302,500






Accounts payable

                  17,000

               35,500


Accrued liabilities

                  21,000

               27,000


Long-term notes payable

                  70,000

               50,000


Common stock

                185,000

             145,000


Retained earnings

                  75,000

               45,000



                368,000

             302,500

Sales Revenue........................................................

$        512,000

Cost of goods sold................................................   

291,000

Gross margin .......................                                    

221,000

Operating expenses................................................

91,500

Pre-tax operating income                                        

129,500

Gain on sale of investments                                     

15,000

Pre-tax income


144,500

Tax                                                                                       

42,000

Net income...............................................................                           

$         102,500




Additional data:

1

Depreciation on plant assets for the year, $32,700.

2

Sold the long-term investments for $35,000.

3

Purchased machinery costing $66,500, issued note for $20,000 and paid remainder in cash.

4

Paid a $40,000 long-term note payable by issuing common stock.

5

Issued additional long-term notes payable during the year.

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