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Prepare a statement of cash flows using the indirect method. Show all work. [12] Lion Enterprises...

Prepare a statement of cash flows using the indirect method. Show all work.
[12] Lion Enterprises Balance Sheet
Income Statement 12/31/20 12/31/21
Year ended 12/31/2021 Cash 200 830
A/R 830 750
Inventory 600 640
Sales 7,500 Prepaid Insrn 20 50
Operating Expenses Equipment 1800 1500
Cost of Goods Sold $3,330 (Accum Depr) -600 -700
Depreciation Expense $240 TOTAL ASSETS 2850 3070
Insurance Expense 100 A/P 360 300
G & A Expenses $1,750 Accured Pyrll 400 300
Total Operating Expense $5,420 $(5,420) IT payable 150 200
Income before income taxes $2,080 N/P 600 800
Gain on sale of equipment $50 Commn Stck 800 800
Net Income $2,130 Retained Earnings 540 670
TOTAL Liabilities & SE 2850 3070
(12 points)
Prepare a statement of cash flows using the indirect method. Show all work.

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Particulars Amount Amount
Net income before taxes                   2,130
Adjustments to reconcile net income:
Depreciation                       240
Loss/(gain) on sale of fixed asset                       (50)
Decrease in Accounts receivable                         80
(Increase in) Inventory                       (40)
(Increase in) Prepaid expenses                       (30)
                         -  
(Decrease in) Accounts payable                       (60)
(Decrease in) Accrued payroll                     (100)
Income taxes increase in liability                         50
Net cash from operating activities                   2,220                 2,220
Cash flow from investing activities:
Cash from sale of equipment                       210
Net cash from investing activities                       210                    210
Cash flow from financing activities:
(Cash paid) for dividends                  (2,000)
Note payable issued                       200
                            -  
                         -  
Net cash (used in) financing activities                  (1,800)               (1,800)
Net change in cash                    630
Add: Opening cash balance                    200
Closing cash and cash equivalents                    830

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