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Chapter 3, Problem 3DQ
Summary Introduction
To determine: The factors that explain the change in S Company’s cash position over the years.
Assets:
Assets are the resources owned by the business that are used for current and future revenue generation of the business. Therefore, the value of the assets matches with the amount of owners’ capital investment and the amount of borrowed fund. This fact is depicted in the accounting equation that equates assets with the sum total of owners’ equity and the liabilities.
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Use the following information for Ingersoll, Incorporated. Assume the tax rate is 23
percent.
2020
2021
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Depreciation
$ 19,073
$17,436
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Other expenses
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15,438
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