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Today is December 31, 2018. Today, we started the Hilo Tourism Company. To start the business,...

Today is December 31, 2018. Today, we started the Hilo Tourism Company. To start the business, the owners have invested $25,000 into the business from their own pocket. In addition, the company borrowed $15,000 at a 10 percent simple interest rate. Thus, the company has $40,000 to work with. The company will use $10,000 of this money for operating cash. The company will use the remaining money to purchase a tourism van for $30,000 on December 31st. The company will pay interest only on the loan. The Hilo Tourism Company will contract our services to Royal Cruise Line who has agreed to pay us $160,000 in the year 2019 for providing tours to high-class customers from the Hilo dock to the Volcano. All sales are cash sales. Hilo Tourism Company will have the following expenses in the year 2019. The van will wear out by $5,000 per year. Insurance will cost $12,000 per year. It will cost $20,000 per year for the driver and $16,000 per year for the tour guide. Fuel and repairs combined will cost $40,000 per year. All operating expenses, except depreciation, are cash operating expenses. The company is in a 10 percent tax bracket. One half of the firm’s 2019 net income will be paid out to the owners as a dividend and the other half of the firm’s net income will be retained within the firm. Create a Statement of Cash Flows for the year ending, December 31, 2019. CREATE ONLY A STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION. I WILL ASK YOU TO PRODUCE ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN OTHER QUESTIONS

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Hilo Tourism Company
Particulars Amt $
Opening Cash balance jan 1, 2019                      40,000
Invested in Van                        30,000
Bank Loan amount                      15,000
Annual Interest @10%                        1,500
Revenue in 2019                    160,000
Depreciation expense-2019                        5,000
Insurance expense                      12,000
Wages Expense                      36,000
Fuel & Repairs                      40,000
Tax Rate   10%
Dividend payout ratio= 50%
Proforma Income Statement:
for the year 2019
Service Revenue                    160,000
Operating Expenses  
Depreciation expense                        5,000
Insurance expense                      12,000
Wages Expense                      36,000
Fuel & Repairs                      40,000
Total Operating Expenses                        93,000
EBIT                        67,000
Interest Expense                        1,500
EBT                      65,500
Tax @10%                        6,550
Income After Tax                      58,950
Dividend pay out @5%                      29,475
Transferred to Retrained Earning                      29,475
Hilo Tourism Company
Statement of Cash flow
for the Year ending Dec31,2019
Details   Amt $
Net Income after Tax                      58,950
Add: Non Cash Depreciation expense                        5,000
a Total Cash flow from Operating Avtivities                        63,950
Investing Activities  
Cash payment for investment in Van                    (30,000)
b Net Cash flow from Investing Activities                      (30,000)
Financing Activities  
Dividend Payment                      (29,475)
c Net Cash flow from Financing Activities                    (29,475)
d Total Cash flow from Operating, Investing & Financing Activities=a+b+c                        4,475
e Opening Balance Cash : Jan 1 2019                     40,000
f Closing Balance Cash : Dec 31,2019=e+d=                     44,475

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