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ACC/291 - 49133250 / Assignment: Week 5 Assignment

*Problem 12-10A

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Condensed financial data of Odgers Inc. follow.

ODGERS INC.

Comparative Balance Sheets

December 31

Assets

2014

2013

Cash

$ 97,768

$ 58,564

Accounts receivable

106,238

45,980

Inventory

136,125

124,449

Prepaid expenses

34,364

31,460

Long-term investments

166,980

131,890

Plant assets

344,850

293,425

Accumulated depreciation

(60,500 )

(62,920 )

Total

$825,825

$622,848

Liabilities and Stockholders’ Equity

Accounts payable

$ 123,420

$ 81,433

Accrued expenses payable

19,965

25,410

Bonds payable

133,100

176,660

Common stock

266,200

211,750

Retained earnings

283,140

127,595

Total

$825,825

$622,848

ODGERS INC.

Income Statement Data

For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

Sales revenue

$470,037

Less:

Cost of goods sold

$163,907

Operating expenses, excluding depreciation

15,016

Depreciation expense

56,265

Income taxes

33,009

Interest expense

5,723

Loss on disposal of plant assets

9,075

282,995

Net income

$ 187,042

Additional information:

1.

New plant assets costing $121,000 were purchased for cash during the year.

2.

Old plant assets having an original cost of $69,575 and accumulated depreciation of $58,685 were sold for

$1,815 cash.

3.

Bonds payable matured and were paid off at face value for cash.

4.

A cash dividend of $31,497 was declared and paid during the year.

Further analysis reveals that accounts payable pertain to merchandise creditors.

Prepare a statement of cash flows for Odgers Inc. using the direct method. (Show amounts that decrease

cash flow with either a - sign e.g. -15,000 or in parenthesis e.g. (15,000).) IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png IMG_DA8EF11C-2A0D-46B8-8E2C-DCB1D7172B7A.png IMG_4F5C821E-FC61-455A-AEA7-B63B27B530AB.png

ODGERS INC.

Statement of Cash Flows

For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

Cash at Beginning of Period<br>

Cash Receipts from Customers

409,779$

Less Cash Payments:

To Suppliers

133,596$

For Operating Expenses

23,365

For Income Taxes

33,009

For Interest

5,723

409,779

Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities<br>

23,365

Cash Flows from Investing Activities

Sale of Plant Assets

Purchase of Investments

Purchase of Plant Assets

Net Cash used by Investing Activities<br>

Cash Flows from Financing Activities

Sale of Common Stock

Payment of Cash Dividends

Redemption of Bonds

Net Cash used by Financing Activities<br>

Net Increase in Cash<br>

Cash at Beginning of Period<br>

Cash at End of Period

$

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