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Problem: Comparative balance sheets for 2016 and 2017 and an income statement for 2017 are provided below for Frizzle's shop.

Balance Sheet As of December 31st

COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS

ASSETS

2017

2016

Increase

(Decrease)

Cash

1550

1100

450

Accounts receivable

550

1200

(650)

Inventory

1800

1300

500

Investment - Trading Securities

970

970

0

Fair Value Adjustment

70

0

70

Property Plant & Equipment

12000

10800

1200

Accumulated depreciation - PPE

(4650)

(5400)

750

Goodwill

400

600

(200)

   Total assets

12690

10570

2120

LIABILITIES




Accounts payable

200

550

(350)

Accrued Wages

800

220

580

Convertible Bonds Payable

0

300

(300)

Bonds Payable

3400

1800

1600

Discount on bonds payable

(10)

(12)

2

 

4390

2858

1532

STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY



0

Common stock, $1 par

4300

3100

1200

Paid-In capital - Common Stock

300

100

200

Retained earnings

3700

4512

(812)

   Total liabilities and stockholders' equity

12690

10570

3652

 

INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017

REVENUES



Sales revenue


25,600

Dividend Revenue


110

Unrealized Holding Gain/Loss - Income


70

Total Net Sales


25,780

 



EXPENSES



Cost of Goods Sold

21,300


Operating Expenses

4,287


Interest expense

45


Loss Due to impairment of Goodwill

200


Loss on sale of Machinery

70


TOTAL EXPENSE


25,902

Income before tax


(122)

Income tax expense


0

NET INCOME


(122)

Additional Information from the 2017 accounting records:

a. Harry owns a 10% of Larry Inc. which is labeled as a Trading Security that increased in market value during 2017. Larry gave out $1,100 worth of dividends to all of its owners during 2017.

b. Machinery (part of the Plant Property and Equipment value) with an original cost of $1,000 was sold. Deprecation was calculated using the straight-line method and exactly 90% of its useful life was used up.

c. $1,600 worth of equipment was purchased by issuing a bond. All other Property, Plant, and Equipment purchases were made in cash.

d. Depreciation is included as part of Operating Expense.

e. 100% of Convertible bonds were exchanged for 100 shares of $1 par common stock.

Required: Prepare the statement of cash flow under the indirect method. Your finished product should have all the information disclosed on a formal statement, including a list of noncash transactions.

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