Prepare a statement of cash flows from changes in balance sheet accounts.  The comparitive balance sheet for Incloud Airlines show the following information for a recent year (amt is thousands, US$) Change Amt Direction Cash 40,308* Increase A/R 15,351 Decrease Inventories 15,117 Increase Prepayments 16,776 Increase PPE (at cost) 1,134,644** Increase Accumulated Depreciation 264,088 Increase Other non operating assets  8,711 Increase A/P 660 Decrease Longterm debt 244,285 Increase  other non operating liabilities 140,026 Increase Common Stock 96,911 Increase Other current liabilities 114,596 Increase Retained Earnings 340,879 Increase *Cash was 378,511 at beginning of year and 418,819 at end of year.  **Incloud did not sell any PPE for the year Net Income was 474,378 Prepare statement of cash flows and treat changes in non-operating assets as investing transactions and changes in non-operating liabilities as financing transactions.

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6.26 in Financial Accounting 14th ed.  

Prepare a statement of cash flows from changes in balance sheet accounts. 

The comparitive balance sheet for Incloud Airlines show the following information for a recent year (amt is thousands, US$)

Change Amt Direction
Cash 40,308* Increase
A/R 15,351

Decrease

Inventories 15,117 Increase
Prepayments 16,776 Increase
PPE (at cost) 1,134,644** Increase
Accumulated Depreciation 264,088 Increase
Other non operating assets  8,711 Increase
A/P 660 Decrease
Longterm debt 244,285 Increase 
other non operating liabilities 140,026 Increase
Common Stock 96,911 Increase
Other current liabilities 114,596 Increase
Retained Earnings 340,879 Increase

*Cash was 378,511 at beginning of year and 418,819 at end of year. 

**Incloud did not sell any PPE for the year

Net Income was 474,378

Prepare statement of cash flows and treat changes in non-operating assets as investing transactions and changes in non-operating liabilities as financing transactions.  

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Cash flow statement is the statement which shows cash inflows and cash outflows of the business for the particular period

 

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