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The data below relate to Blues Traveler Company. The balance of cash at January 1, 20xx...

The data below relate to Blues Traveler Company. The balance of cash at January 1, 20xx is $54,000. Answer questions 13 through 16.

Cash paid for inventory

$36,000

Cash received from issuing stock to the owners

$122,000

Cash paid to buy an office building

$40,000

Cash received from the bank on a 10-year loan

$63,000

Cash paid to the owners as dividends

$5,000

Cash received from selling on old pick-up truck

$6,000

Cash paid for utilities

$3,000

Cash paid for federal income taxes

$4,000

Cash paid to employees

$101,000

Cash paid for insurance

$7,000

Cash paid for office supplies

$2,000

Cash paid for interest payments

$6,500

Cash collected from customers

$274,000

Cash collected from selling stocks held as a long-term investment

$11,000

13. The net cash from operating activities is:

a. $120,000                 c. $114,500

b. $137,500                 d. None of the above

14. The net cash from investing activities is:

a. -$23,000                 c. -$53,000

b. -$56,500                 d. None of the above

15. The net cash from financing activities is:

a. $170,000                 c. $140,000

b. $135,500                 d. None of the above

16. The December 31, 20xx balance of cash is:

a. $325,500                 c. $197,500

b. $267,500                 d. None of the above

Solutions

Expert Solution

  • All 4 questions that have been asked are answered through following Statement of Cash Flows

Cash flows from Operating Activities

Cash paid for inventory

$    (36,000.00)

Cash paid for utilities

$      (3,000.00)

Cash paid for federal income taxes

$      (4,000.00)

Cash paid to employees

$ (101,000.00)

Cash paid for insurance

$      (7,000.00)

Cash paid for office supplies

$      (2,000.00)

Cash collected from customers

$    274,000.00

Cash paid for interest payments

$      (6,500.00)

Net Cash flows from Operating Activities

$      114,500.00

Answer 13: Option 'C'

Cash flows from Investing Activities

Cash paid to buy an office building

$    (40,000.00)

Cash received from selling on old pick-up truck

$        6,000.00

Cash collected from selling stocks held as a long-term investment

$      11,000.00

Net Cash Flows from Investing Activities

$      (23,000.00)

Answer 14: Option 'A'

Cash Flows from Financing Activities

Cash received from issuing stock to the owners

$    122,000.00

Cash received from the bank on a 10-year loan

$      63,000.00

Cash paid to the owners as dividends

$      (5,000.00)

Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities

$      180,000.00

Answer 15: Option 'D' None of these

Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash

$      271,500.00

Beginning Cash Balance

$        54,000.00

Ending Cash Balance

$      325,500.00

Answer 16: Option 'A'


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