Assume the following income statement and balance sheet information: Service revenue (all cash)                    $175 Operating expenses Salaries (all cash)$ 85 Net income                                            $90                                                                            2020 2019  Current assets Cash                        $1,250  $1,600 Short‐term invest.         100       200                                  $1,350  $1,800 Liabilities Borrowings                    600     1,000 Stockholders’ equity Common stock              200       300 Retained earnings         550       500                                       750       800                                  $1,350   $1,800 Other information: The short‐term investments are riskless and will be converted to a known amount of cash in 60 days. Borrowings are non‐ current. No gain or loss occurred when common stock was repurchased. Required: Calculate cash flow from operating activities .2.Prepare the 2020 statement of changes inequity .3.Calculate cash flow from financing activities.

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CP 14–8   Assume the following income statement and balance sheet information:

Service revenue (all cash)                    $175

Operating expenses Salaries (all cash)$ 85

Net income                                            $90

                                    

                                      2020 2019 

Current assets

Cash                        $1,250  $1,600

Short‐term invest.         100       200

                                 $1,350  $1,800

Liabilities

Borrowings                    600     1,000

Stockholders’ equity

Common stock              200       300

Retained earnings         550       500

                                      750       800

                                 $1,350   $1,800

Other information: The short‐term investments are riskless and will be converted to a known amount of cash in 60 days. Borrowings are non‐ current. No gain or loss occurred when common stock was repurchased.

Required:

  1. Calculate cash flow from operating activities

.2.Prepare the 2020 statement of changes inequity

.3.Calculate cash flow from financing activities.

4 .(Appendix) Prepare a cash flow table. Show that cash effects net to a $450 outflow

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