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PREPARING A STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FROM BALANCE SHEETS AND INCOME STATEMENTS. GTI, Inc., manufactures parts, components, and processing equipment for electronics and semiconductor applications in the communica- tions, computer, automotive, and appliance industries. Its sales tend to vary with changes in the business cycle because the sales of most of its customers are cyclical. Exhibit 3.34 presents bal- ance sheets for GTI as of December 31, Year 7 through Year 9, and Exhibit 3.35 presents income statements for Year 8 and Year 9.

GTI, Inc.

Balance Sheets (amounts in thousands) (Problem 3.25)

December 31:

Year 9

Year 8

Year 7

ASSETS

 

 

 

Cash

$ 367

$ 475

$ 430

Accounts receivable

2,545

3,936

3,768

Inventories

2,094

2,966

2,334

Prepayments

122

270

116

Total Current Assets

$5,128

$ 7,647

$ 6,648

Property, plant, and equipment, net

4,027

4,598

3,806

Other assets

456

559

193

Total Assets

$9,611

$12,804

$10,647

LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

 

 

 

Accounts payable

$ 796

$ 809

$ 1,578

Notes payable to banks

2,413

231

11

Other current liabilities

695

777

1,076

Total Current Liabilities

$3,904

$ 1,817

$ 2,665

Long-term debt

2,084

4,692

2,353

Deferred income taxes

113

89

126

Total Liabilities

$6,101

$ 6,598

$ 5,144

Preferred stock

$ 289

$ 289

$ -

Common stock

85

85

83

Additional paid-in capital

4,395

4,392

4,385

Retained earnings

(1,259)

1,440

1,035

Total  Shareholders' Equity

$3,510

$ 6,206

$ 5,503

Total Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity

$9,611

$12,804

$10,647

Required

a. Prepare a worksheet for the preparation of a statement of cash flows for GTI, Inc., for Year 8 and Year 9. Notes to the firm's financial statements reveal the following (amounts in thousands):

(1) Depreciation expense was $641 in Year 8 and $625 in Year 9. GTI, Inc., did not sell any fixed assets during Year 8 and Year 9.

(2) Other Assets represents patents. Patent amortization was $25 in Year 8 and $40 in Year 9. GTI, Inc., sold a patent during Year 9 at no gain or loss.

(3) Changes in Deferred Income Taxes are operating activities.

b. Discuss the relation between net income and cash flow from operations and the pat- tern of cash flows from operating, investing, and financing activities.

GTI, Inc.

Income Statements (amounts in thousands) (Problem 3.25)

Year Ended December 31:

Year 9

Year 8

Sales

$11,960

$22,833

Cost of goods sold

(11,031)

(16,518)

Selling and administrative expenses

(3,496)

(4,849)

Interest expense

(452)

(459)

Income tax expense

328

(590)

Net Income

$(2,691)

$ 417

Dividends on preferred stock

(8)

(12)

Net Income Available to Common

$(2,699)

$ 405

 

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