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The following information relates to Parramatta Hardware, a business owned by C. Patel for the last...

The following information relates to Parramatta Hardware, a business owned by C. Patel for the last 2 years.

Parramatta Hardware Comparative Statements of Financial Position

As at 30 June

2019

2020

Assets

$

$

Cash at bank

248 000

172 000

Accounts receivables

304 000

338 000

Inventory

496 000

454 000

Land

250 000

100 000

Buildings

550 000

1 060 000

Accumulated depreciation-Buildings

(340 000)

(400 000)

Plant and equipment

160 000

160 000

Accumulated depreciation-Plant and Equipment

(20 000)

(40 000)

1 648 000

1 844 000

Liabilities and Equity

Accounts payable

242 000

268 000

Interest payable

3 000

1 000

Other expenses payable

35 000

12 000

Mortgage loan payable

180 000

265 000

Capital

1 188 000

1 298 000

1 648 000

1 844 000

Other information:

  1. Sales for the year 2020 was $1 774 000 and cost of goods sold was $1 132 000.
  2. Purchases of inventory for the year were $1 090 000.
  3. All purchases and sales of inventories were on credit.
  4. Other expenses paid for the year 2020 was $415 000 and interest paid was $22 000.
  5. Building extensions were paid for during the year, and a block of land, costing $150 000, was sold for $125 000 cash.
  6. No plant was purchased or sold during the year.
  7. During the year ended 30 June 2020, the owner had withdrawn $15 000 cash from the business.
  8. Ignore GST

Required:

Prepare the statement of cash flows for Parramatta Hardware for the year ended 30 June 2020, using the direct method.

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Expert Solution

Cash flow statement: Direct Method
Cash flows from operating activities: Working Amount $
Cash collection from accounts receivable $    1,740,000.00
Cash paid to Accounts payable $ (1,064,000.00)
Cash paid for operating expense $     (415,000.00)
Cash generation from operation $       261,000.00
Income tax paid $                         -  
Net cash provided by operating activities $        261,000.00
Cash flows from investing activities:
Net proceeds/(Purchase) of Land $       125,000.00
Net proceeds/(Purchase) of Building $     (510,000.00)
Net proceeds/(Purchase) of plant & equipment $                         -  
Net cash used in investing activities $     (385,000.00)
Cash flows from financing activities:
Cash paid for Interest expense $       (22,000.00)
Net proceeds/(Repayment))of Mortagage loan payable $          85,000.00
Drawings $       (15,000.00)
$                         -  
Net cash provided by financing activities $          48,000.00
Net increase in cash $        (76,000.00)
Opening Cash balance, 2020 $        248,000.00
Closing Cash balance, 2020 $        172,000.00
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Sales $    1,774,000.00
Cost of sales $    1,132,000.00
Cash paid for operating expense $       392,000.00
Cash paid for Interest expense $          20,000.00
Depreciation $          60,000.00
Depreciation $          20,000.00
Loss on sale of land $          25,000.00
Net Income $       125,000.00
Ledger Working
Retained earning
Withdrawn $        15,000.00 Opening balance $ 1,188,000.00
Net income $      125,000.00
Closing balance $ 1,298,000.00
$ 1,313,000.00 $ 1,313,000.00
Account receivable
Opening balance $      304,000.00
Sales $ 1,774,000.00 Cash collection $ 1,740,000.00
Closing balance $      338,000.00
$ 2,078,000.00 $ 2,078,000.00
Account payable
Opening balance $      242,000.00
Cash Paid $ 1,064,000.00 Purchases $ 1,090,000.00
Closing balance $      268,000.00
$ 1,332,000.00 $ 1,332,000.00
inventory
Opening balance $      496,000.00
Purchases $ 1,090,000.00 Cost of sales $ 1,132,000.00
Closing balance $      454,000.00
$ 1,586,000.00 $ 1,586,000.00

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