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Accounting 211

Tuesday, March 16th, 1999
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Exam #2 Results: Range = 30-96, Average = 70.7%

Lecture notes:

Cash Flow Statement Classifications

  • Operations: everyday profit seeking activities
  • Investing: acquisitions and dispositions of long term assets
  • Financing: issuance and retirement of debt and equity

*see page 1184, sample exam #3--questions 43-52

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

Credit Sales

Cash Collections

INVENTORY

Purchases

Cost of Goods Sold

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

Cash Payments

Purchases

 

Example:

1/1/98

12/31/98

Accounts Receivable

15,000

19,000

Inventory

21,000

15,000

Accounts Payable

41,000

49,000

98 Net Sales = $79,000
Cost of Goods Sold = $45,000

Cash Collected from Customers

ACCOUNTS RECIEVABLE

Beginning Balance = 15,000
Credit Sales



Cash Collections

Ending Balance = 19,000

Credit Sales > Cash Collected by $4,000

Net Sales

79,000

- AR

- 4,000

Cash Collected

75,000


Cash Payments to Suppliers

INVENTORY

Beginning Balance = 21,000
Purchases



Cost of Goods Sold

Ending Balance = 15,000

COGS > Purchases by $6,000

COGS

45,000

- Inventory

- 6,000

Purchases

39,000

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE



Cash Payments

Beginning Balance = 41,000
Purchases

49,000

Purchases > Cash by $8,000

Purchases

39,000

- AP

- 8,000

Cash Payments

31,000

 

Example:

1/1/97

12/31/97

Inventory

75,000

83,000

Accounts Receivable

100,000

81,000

Accounts Payable

51,000

45,000

Prepaid Rent

20,000

25,000

1997 Net Sales = $300,000
1997 COGS = $240,000
1997 Rent Expense = $24,000

Cash Collections from Customers

Net Sales

300,000

+ Change in AR

19,000

319,000


Cash Payments to Suppliers

COGS

240,000

+ Change in Inv

+ 8,000

+ Change in AP

+ 6,000

254,000


Cash Payments for Rent

PREPAID RENT

Cash Payments in Advance

Rent Expense

Rent Expense

24,000

+ Change in Prepaid Rent

+ 5,000

29,000

 

Example:

1/1/97

12/31/97

Equipment

150,000

190,000

Accumulated Depreciation

80,000

85,000

During 1997 Equipment costing $30,000 (with a book value of $15,000) was sold. The gain as a result of this sale was $6,000.

How much was the 1997 Depreciation Expense?

ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION

AD on Equip Sold

Dep Exp

Change = 5,000

Depreciation Expense > AD sold by $5,000

Equipment

30,000

- Book Value

- 15,000

AD

15,000


How much equipment was purchased during 1997?

EQUIPMENT

Purchases

Cost of Equip Sold

Change = 40,000

30,000

+ 40,000

70,000

 

Page 1219, Exercise 2

Cash Collected from Customers

Sales

6,500,000

- AR

- 350,000

6,150,000


Cash Paid to Suppliers

COGS

3,800,000

- Inv

- 90,000

Purchases

3,710,000

- AP

- 120,000

3,590,000


Cash Paid for Income Taxes

INCOME TAXES PAYABLE

IT Payments

IT Expense

IT Expense > IT Payments by $10,000

IT Expense

200,000

- IT Payments

- 10,000

190,000

PREPAID EXPENSES

Cash Payments

Exp Recognition

Change = 40,000

Payments > Expenses by $40,000

ACCRUED LIABILITIES

Cash Payments

Exp Recognition

Change = 20,000

Payments > Expenses by $20,000

Cash Payments for Operating Expenses

Operating Expenses

1,900,000

- Depreciation Expense

- 410,000

+ Change in Prepaid Exp

+ 40,000

+ Change in Accrued Liab

+ 20,000

1,550,000


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