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The Director of a WV manufacturing company has reviewed the annual financial statements for the current...

The Director of a WV manufacturing company has reviewed the annual financial statements for the current year and is unable to determine from reading the balance sheet the reasons for the changes in cash during the year. He asks you for assistance and presents the following balance sheets of the firm.

Particulars

March

2017 (MK)

March

2018 (MK)

ASSETS

Goodwill

100,000

-

Buildings

280,000

405,000

Land

75,000

70,000

Machinery

100,000

165,000

Tools

35,000

20,000

Trade Investments

7,500

9,000

Inventories

109,000

105,000

Sundry Debtors

46,000

90,000

Bills receivable

13,500

10,500

Cash in hand

4,500

1000

Unexpired insurance

700

600

Unamortized discount on debentures

1,250

1,050

Total Assets

772,450

877,150

LIABILITIES

Equity Share Capital

200,000

350,000

Debentures

50,000

75,000

Sundry creditors

26,000

29,000

Bank Overdraft

-

4000

Bills payable

5000

4500

Bank loans

3400

750

Accrued taxes

1500

2500

Accrued interest

3000

5000

Allowance for doubtful accounts

1150

2250

Accumulated depreciation

90,500

135,600

Retained earnings

391,900

268,550

Total Liabilities

772,450

877,150

Additional Information:

  1. There were no purchases or sales of tools
  2. Equity shares were issued at a discount of 10 percent
  3. Old machinery that cost MK2,250 was scrapped and written off the books. Accumulated depreciation on such equipment was MK1,650
  4. The Income Statement for the year 2018 was

Particulars

Amount (MK)

Net Sales

625,000

Less: Expenses

Operating charges:

Materials & supplies

125,000

Direct labor

105,000

Manufacturing overhead

90,750

Depreciation

61,750

Selling expenses

122,500

General expenses

115,000

Interest expenses

3750

Unusual items

Writing off of goodwill

100,000

Writing off of land

5000

Loss on Machinery

600

Discount on issue of equity shares

15,000

Total Expenses

(744,350)

Net Loss

(119,350)

You are required to prepare Cashflow statement using Indirect Method

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Workings- Indirect Method Amount MK
Discount amortized on debentures
Closing Balance          1,050.00
Less: Opening Balance          1,250.00
Discount amortized on debentures            (200.00)
Increase in Debtors
Closing Balance (net of allowance)        87,750.00
Less: Opening Balance (net of allowance)        44,850.00
Increase in Debtors        42,900.00
Decrease in Inventory
Closing Balance      105,000.00
Less: Opening Balance      109,000.00
Decrease in Inventory        (4,000.00)
Increase in Trade Investments
Closing Balance          9,000.00
Less: Opening Balance          7,500.00
Increase in Trade Investments          1,500.00
Decrease in Bills Receivable
Closing Balance        10,500.00
Less: Opening Balance        13,500.00
Decrease in Bills Receivable        (3,000.00)
Decrease in Unexpired insurance
Closing Balance              600.00
Less: Opening Balance              700.00
Decrease in Unexpired insurance            (100.00)
Increase in Sundry creditors
Closing Balance        29,000.00
Less: Opening Balance        26,000.00
Increase in Sundry creditors          3,000.00
Decrease in Bills Payable
Closing Balance          4,500.00
Less: Opening Balance          5,000.00
Decrease in Bills Payable            (500.00)
Increase in accrued taxes
Closing Balance          2,500.00
Less: Opening Balance          1,500.00
Increase in accrued taxes          1,000.00
Increase in accrued interest
Closing Balance          5,000.00
Less: Opening Balance          3,000.00
Increase in accrued interest          2,000.00
Increase in Bank Overdraft
Closing Balance          4,000.00
Less: Opening Balance                       -  
Increase in Bank Overdraft          4,000.00
Building purchased
Closing Balance      405,000.00
Less: Opening Balance      280,000.00
Building purchased      125,000.00
Machinery purchased
Closing Balance      165,000.00
Add: Cost of machinery scrapped          2,250.00
Less: Opening Balance      100,000.00
Machinery purchased        67,250.00
Bank loans paid
Closing Balance              750.00
Less: Opening Balance          3,400.00
Bank loans paid        (2,650.00)
Debentures issued
Closing Balance        75,000.00
Less: Opening Balance        50,000.00
Debentures issued        25,000.00
Cash received from issue of share capital
Closing Balance      350,000.00
Less: Opening Balance      200,000.00
Less: Discount on issue of equity shares        15,000.00
Cash received from issue of share capital      135,000.00
Dividends paid
Opening Balance      391,900.00
Less: Net loss      119,350.00
Less: Closing Balance      268,550.00
Dividends paid          4,000.00
WV manufacturing company
Cashflow statement Amount MK Amount MK
Particulars
Net Loss (119,350.00)
Adjustment to reconcile Net Income to Net Cash
Add:
Writing off of goodwill     100,000.00
Writing off of land         5,000.00
Loss on machinery             600.00
Discount on issue of equity shares       15,000.00
Discount amortized on debentures             200.00
Depreciation       61,750.00
Cash flow from Operations       63,200.00
Changes in Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Increase in Debtors     (42,900.00)
Decrease in Inventory        4,000.00
Increase in Trade Investments       (1,500.00)
Decrease in Bills Receivable        3,000.00
Decrease in Prepaid expenses            100.00
Increase in Sundry creditors        3,000.00
Decrease in Bills Payable          (500.00)
Increase in accrued taxes        1,000.00
Increase in Bank Overdraft        4,000.00
Increase in accrued interest        2,000.00     (27,800.00)
Net cash provided by operating activities       35,400.00
Cash flow from investing activities
Building purchased (125,000.00)
Machinery purchased     (67,250.00)
Net cash used for investing activities (192,250.00)
Cash flow from financing activities
Bank loans paid       (2,650.00)
Debentures issued      25,000.00
Cash received from issue of share capital    135,000.00
Dividends paid       (4,000.00)
Net cash used for financing activities     153,350.00
Net Increase/(Decrease) in cash        (3,500.00)
Cash Balance, beginning         4,500.00
Cash Balance, ending         1,000.00

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