Financial Accounting Intro Concepts Meth/Uses
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Author: Weil
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You are analyzing the Statement of Cash flows for Coffey Corporation. You have the following information:
Beginning Cash: $220
Operating Activity: $497
Investment Activity: $598
Financing Activity: -$212
Calculate the Net cash increase/decrease:
For each transaction, indicate how the item would appear on the cash flow
15. Treasury bills were purchased for P50,000 cash.
, Indicate whether the items is:
(I)
(0)
(N)
a cash inflow
= a cash outflow
= neither a cash inflow or cash outflow
L Indicate also how the item would be classified on the cash flow statement
using the following symbols.
(0)
(I)
(F)
(N)
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investing activity
financing activity
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1. Credit sales for the month are P240,000
2. Cash sales for the month are P200,000.
3. P40,000 of accounts receivable are collected.
4. Five-year bonds are issued at the face value of P600,000.
5. 2,000 shares of common stock are issued for P400,000.
6. Paid P4,000 in interest on a notes payable.
7. The company borrows P80,000 from the bank and
signs a five-year note.
8. New equipment is purchased for P100,000 cash.
9. Repaid P20,000 in principal on a mortgage payable.
10. Paid P24,000 to employees for…
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