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IMT Co. reported the following selected information for 2010: Sales revenue ..........................................................................................    $865,000 Cost of goods sold......................................

IMT Co. reported the following selected information for 2010:

Sales revenue ..........................................................................................    $865,000

Cost of goods sold..................................................................................      360,000

Depreciation expense .............................................................................        43,000

Salaries & wages expense ……………………………………………...     178,000

Rent Expense …………………………………………………………..       95,000

                                                                                          Beginning of Year        End of Year

Accounts receivable .....................................                $ 15,000                 $ 35,000

Prepaid rent ...................................................                   21,000                    15,000

Salaries & wages payable .............................                   33,000                    18,000

Required:Use the above information to calculate:

The cash collected from customers

ii)The cash paid for depreciation

iii)The cash paid to employees

iv)The cash paid for rent

Solutions

Expert Solution

  • All working forms part of the answer
  • Requirement #1 Cash Collected from Customer

#1

Accounts receivables - Beginning

$          15,000

Net Sales

$        865,000

Accounts receivables - Ending

$        (35,000)

Cash receipts from customers

$        845,000 = ANSWER

  • Requirement #2

Depreciation Expense is a NON – CASH item and NO ACTUAL CASH IS PAID for Depreciation.

Answer = $ 0

  • Requirement #3

#3

Salaries & Wages payable - Beginning

$      33,000

Salary & Wages Expense

$   178,000

Salaries & Wages payable - Ending

$   (18,000)

Cash paid to Employees

$   193,000 = ANSWER

  • Requirement #4

#4

Prepaid Rent – Ending balance

$      15,000

Rent Expense

$      95,000

Prepaid Rent - Beginning balance

$   (21,000)

Cash paid for Rent

$      89,000 = ANSWER


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