Use the following income statement and balance sheet information to put together a statement of cash flows. (Enter negative amounts using either a negative sign preceding the number e.g. -45 or parentheses e.g. (45).)     2020 Sales   $1,237,000 Cost of goods sold   $688,000 Gross profit   $549,000 Gen'l & admin expense   $156,000 Selling & mkt expense   $134,000 Depreciation   $25,000 Operating income   $234,000 Interest   $142,000 Income before taxes   $92,000 Income taxes (27%)   $24,840 Net income   $67,160 Dividends paid   $25,000   Assets   2020   2019 Cash   $24,000   $14,340 Accounts receivable   $124,000   $113,000 Inventory   $202,000   $221,000 Total current assets   $350,000   $348,340 Gross plant and equipment   $700,000   $475,000 Less: accum. depreciation   $313,000   $288,000 Net plant and equipment   $387,000   $187,000 Total assets   $737,000   $535,340 Liabilities         Accounts payable   $119,000   $105,000 Notes payable   $27,000   $27,000 Total current liabilities   $146,000   $132,000 Long-term debt   $247,000   $152,000 Total liabilities   $393,000   $284,000 Common stock ($0.01 par)   $4,500   $4,000 Paid-in capital   $224,500   $174,500 Retained earnings   $115,000   $72,840 Total stockholders' equity   $344,000   $251,340 Total liabilities and equity   $737,000   $535,340   Statement of Cash Flows 2020                                                                                                                               $

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Use the following income statement and balance sheet information to put together a statement of cash flows. (Enter negative amounts using either a negative sign preceding the number e.g. -45 or parentheses e.g. (45).)

    2020
Sales   $1,237,000
Cost of goods sold   $688,000
Gross profit   $549,000
Gen'l & admin expense   $156,000
Selling & mkt expense   $134,000
Depreciation   $25,000
Operating income   $234,000
Interest   $142,000
Income before taxes   $92,000
Income taxes (27%)   $24,840
Net income   $67,160
Dividends paid   $25,000

 

Assets   2020   2019
Cash   $24,000   $14,340
Accounts receivable   $124,000   $113,000
Inventory   $202,000   $221,000
Total current assets   $350,000   $348,340
Gross plant and equipment   $700,000   $475,000
Less: accum. depreciation   $313,000   $288,000
Net plant and equipment   $387,000   $187,000
Total assets   $737,000   $535,340
Liabilities        
Accounts payable   $119,000   $105,000
Notes payable   $27,000   $27,000
Total current liabilities   $146,000   $132,000
Long-term debt   $247,000   $152,000
Total liabilities   $393,000   $284,000
Common stock ($0.01 par)   $4,500   $4,000
Paid-in capital   $224,500   $174,500
Retained earnings   $115,000   $72,840
Total stockholders' equity   $344,000   $251,340
Total liabilities and equity   $737,000   $535,340

 

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