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You are given the following for TG Inc. for the last year:



You are given the following for TG Inc. for the last year:

Sales $26,500
Cost of goods sold 18,850
Depreciation expense 2,900
Interest expense 400
Selling, general, and administrative expense 250
Dividends paid 16,000
New debt issued 500
   
Beginning Net fixed assets $12,400
Beginning Current assets 2,600
Beginning Current liabilities 2,250
   
Ending Net fixed assets $15,250
Ending Current assets 3,890
Ending Current liabilities 2,650
Tax rate 40%
  1. What was its last year’s net income?
      A.

    2,610

      B.

    4,500

      C.

    5,910

      D.

    (730)

      E.

    (100)

      F.

    2,460

 

QUESTION 6

  1. What was the TG Inc.’s operating cash flow last year?

      A.

    8,350

      B.

    (730)

      C.

    7,400

      D.

    (100)

      E.

    5,760

      F.

    2,610

 

QUESTION 7

  1. What was the TG Inc.’s cash flow from assets last year?

      A.

    (780)

      B.

    (880)

      C.

    (100)

      D.

    5,750

      E.

    5,910

      F.

    2,610

 

QUESTION 8

  1. What was the TG Inc.’s cash flow to creditors last year?

      A.

    5,910

      B.

    5,750

      C.

    (780)

      D.

    (100)

      E.

    2,610

      F.

    (880)

 

QUESTION 9

  1. What was the TG Inc.’s cash flow to stockholders?

      A.

    (100)

      B.

    5,750

      C.

    (880)

      D.

    2,610

      E.

    (780)

      F.

    5,910

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