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### Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. Starts Business

On January 1, 2021, Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. started business. Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. was started by Larry Plant. The start-up business was financed by Larry Plant who invested $10,000 Common Stock of Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. to Larry Plant was the only transaction January 1, 2021.

In February 2021, 10 continued to invest in the amounts of the startup of the business, Larry’s Landscaping also issued Common Stock for $50,000 in the lands invested; plus $4,000 of services customers in February. Larry’s Landscaping bought $25,000 equipment needed to operate the business. These assets were not placed into service until March 1; thus there was no mode by providing land scraping for the initial land scrape.

In March 2021, Larry’s Landscaping starting operating the business by performing landscaping services for customers.

### The following are the Balance Sheets of Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. with the end of the last period and February 28, 2021.

**Larry’s Landscaping Balance Sheets**
*as of the End of January and February 2021*

| **Assets**                           | **February 28, 2021 ($)** | **January 31, 2021 ($)** |
|--------------------------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------|
| **Current Assets:**                  |                           |                          |
| Cash                                 | 15,000                    | 10,000                   |
| **Total Current Assets**             | 15,000                    | 10,000                   |
| **Property, Plant & Equipment:**     |                           |                          |
| Equipment                            | 25,000                    |                          |
| Building                             | 100,000                   |                          |
| Land                                 | 50,000                    |                          |
| **Total Property, Plant & Equipment**| 175,000                   |                          |
| **Total Assets**                     | 190,000                   | 10,000                   |

| **Liabilities:**                     | **February 28, 2021 ($)** | **January 31, 2021 ($)** |
|--------------------------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------|
| Note Payable Long-Term               | 100,000                   |                          |
| **Total Liabilities**                | 100,000                   |                          |

| **Owners’ Equity:**                  | **February 28, 2021 ($
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Transcribed Image Text:### Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. Starts Business On January 1, 2021, Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. started business. Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. was started by Larry Plant. The start-up business was financed by Larry Plant who invested $10,000 Common Stock of Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. to Larry Plant was the only transaction January 1, 2021. In February 2021, 10 continued to invest in the amounts of the startup of the business, Larry’s Landscaping also issued Common Stock for $50,000 in the lands invested; plus $4,000 of services customers in February. Larry’s Landscaping bought $25,000 equipment needed to operate the business. These assets were not placed into service until March 1; thus there was no mode by providing land scraping for the initial land scrape. In March 2021, Larry’s Landscaping starting operating the business by performing landscaping services for customers. ### The following are the Balance Sheets of Larry’s Landscaping, Inc. with the end of the last period and February 28, 2021. **Larry’s Landscaping Balance Sheets** *as of the End of January and February 2021* | **Assets** | **February 28, 2021 ($)** | **January 31, 2021 ($)** | |--------------------------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------| | **Current Assets:** | | | | Cash | 15,000 | 10,000 | | **Total Current Assets** | 15,000 | 10,000 | | **Property, Plant & Equipment:** | | | | Equipment | 25,000 | | | Building | 100,000 | | | Land | 50,000 | | | **Total Property, Plant & Equipment**| 175,000 | | | **Total Assets** | 190,000 | 10,000 | | **Liabilities:** | **February 28, 2021 ($)** | **January 31, 2021 ($)** | |--------------------------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------| | Note Payable Long-Term | 100,000 | | | **Total Liabilities** | 100,000 | | | **Owners’ Equity:** | **February 28, 2021 ($
# Understanding the Statement of Cash Flows: Larry's Landscaping Example

## Larry's Landscaping
**Statement of Cash Flows (Indirect Method) for the Period February 1 to February 28, 2021**

### Cash Flows from Operating Activities
- **Net Income:** [Not specified in image]

**Cash Provided by Operating Activities**

### Cash Flows from Investing Activities
[Details not provided in image]

**Cash Used by Investing Activities**

### Cash Flows from Financing Activities
[Details not provided in image]

**Cash Provided by Financing Activities**

### Increase in Cash from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 2021

### Beginning Cash Balance February 1, 2021
[Details not provided in image]

### Increase in Cash from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 2021
[Details not provided in image]

### Ending Cash Balance February 28, 2021
[Details not provided in image]

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### Understanding the Components:
**1. Operating Activities:** These include revenues and expenses calculated from operations during the specified period, like Net Income. Operating activities simply reflect the day-to-day business transactions.

**2. Investing Activities:** This section involves purchases and sales of long-term assets and investments. If the company bought or sold equipment or investment properties, it would be recorded here.

**3. Financing Activities:** All financial activities related to shareholders and creditors are categorized here. This includes issuing stocks, borrowing, and repaying bank loans.

### Visual Explanation:
The statement is organized into sections for better understanding the cash flows in different activities:
- **Operating Activities** (top portion): Shows the net income and net cash generated from core business operations.
- **Investing Activities** (middle portion): Shows cash impacts due to buying or selling of long-term assets.
- **Financing Activities** (lower portion): Details cash involved in borrowing funds, repaying loans, and equity transactions.
- **Increase in Cash**: Consolidates the net changes or increases in cash over the period from operating, investing, and financing activities.
- **Beginning and Ending Cash Balances**: Shows starting and ending cash on hand ensuring a comprehensive financial summary for the period.

This format aids in grasping how the company's cash is managed and highlights important areas of financial activity over a given period.

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For detailed financial education, ensure to understand how each activity impacts your overall business health and operations.
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Transcribed Image Text:# Understanding the Statement of Cash Flows: Larry's Landscaping Example ## Larry's Landscaping **Statement of Cash Flows (Indirect Method) for the Period February 1 to February 28, 2021** ### Cash Flows from Operating Activities - **Net Income:** [Not specified in image] **Cash Provided by Operating Activities** ### Cash Flows from Investing Activities [Details not provided in image] **Cash Used by Investing Activities** ### Cash Flows from Financing Activities [Details not provided in image] **Cash Provided by Financing Activities** ### Increase in Cash from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 2021 ### Beginning Cash Balance February 1, 2021 [Details not provided in image] ### Increase in Cash from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, 2021 [Details not provided in image] ### Ending Cash Balance February 28, 2021 [Details not provided in image] --- ### Understanding the Components: **1. Operating Activities:** These include revenues and expenses calculated from operations during the specified period, like Net Income. Operating activities simply reflect the day-to-day business transactions. **2. Investing Activities:** This section involves purchases and sales of long-term assets and investments. If the company bought or sold equipment or investment properties, it would be recorded here. **3. Financing Activities:** All financial activities related to shareholders and creditors are categorized here. This includes issuing stocks, borrowing, and repaying bank loans. ### Visual Explanation: The statement is organized into sections for better understanding the cash flows in different activities: - **Operating Activities** (top portion): Shows the net income and net cash generated from core business operations. - **Investing Activities** (middle portion): Shows cash impacts due to buying or selling of long-term assets. - **Financing Activities** (lower portion): Details cash involved in borrowing funds, repaying loans, and equity transactions. - **Increase in Cash**: Consolidates the net changes or increases in cash over the period from operating, investing, and financing activities. - **Beginning and Ending Cash Balances**: Shows starting and ending cash on hand ensuring a comprehensive financial summary for the period. This format aids in grasping how the company's cash is managed and highlights important areas of financial activity over a given period. --- For detailed financial education, ensure to understand how each activity impacts your overall business health and operations.
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