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Calculate the cash received from customers Calculate the purchases figure Calculate the cash paid for purchases


Using the following information, you will need to answer the questions below.

Account

2019

2020




Inventory

46,700

42,100

General Expenses


8,200

Cost of Sales


116,200

Advertising Expense


6,500

Accounts Receivable

39,200

42,500

Wages Payable

6,200

7,800

Insurance Expense


8,000

Depreciation Expenses


15,900

Prepaid Advertising

900

1,200

Interest Income


9,700

Accounts Payable

21,400

18,700

Doubtful Debts Expense


5,200

Interest Expense


12,600

Interest Receivable

200

600

Tax Expense


16,900

Sales Income


263,800

Tax Payable

5,200

4,600

Interest Payable

2,800

3,100

Wages Expense


51,300

Prepaid Insurance

900

400

Required:

Answer the following questions (you must show your calculations for each answer):

  1. Calculate the cash received from customers

  2. Calculate the purchases figure

  3. Calculate the cash paid for purchases

  4. Calculate the cash paid for expenses

  1. Calculate the cash received from interest income

  2. Calculate the cash paid for interest expense

  1. Calculate the cash paid for tax expense

    Solutions

    Expert Solution

    a. Cash Received From Customer
    Sales $          263,800
    Less :Increase in Account Receivable $             (3,300) [=-(42500-39200)]
    Less: Doubtful Debts Expense $             (5,200)
    Cash Received From Customer $          255,300
    Bad debt expense is reduced based on assumption that these are already reduced from closing account receivables
    b Purchase figure
    Cost of Sales $          116,200
    Less: Decrease in Inventory $             (4,600) [=42100-46700]
    Purchase figure $          111,600
    c Cash Paid for purchases
    Purchase figure $          111,600
    Add: Decrease in Account payable $               2,700 [=-(18700-21400)]
    Cash Paid for purchases $          114,300
    d Cash paid for expenses
    General Expenses $               8,200
    Advertising Expense $               6,500
    Insurance Expense $               8,000
    Wages Expense $            51,300
    Add: Increase in Prepaid Advertising $                  300 [=1200-900]
    Less: Decrease in Prepaid Insurance $                (500) [=400-900]
    Less: Increase in Wages Payable $             (1,600) [=-(7800-6200)]
    Cash paid for expenses $            72,200
    e Cash received from interest income
    Sales $               9,700
    Less :Increase in Interest Receivable $                (400) [=-(600-200)]
    Cash received from interest income $               9,300
    f Cash Paid for interest expense
    Income tax Expense $            12,600
    Less : Increase in Interest payable $                (300) [=-(3100-2800)]
    Cash Paid for interest expense $            12,300
    g Cash Paid for taxes expense
    Income tax Expense $            16,900
    Add : Decrease in Tax payable $                  600 [=-(4600-5200)]
    Cash Paid for taxes expense $            17,500

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