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Based on the following information, how much cash was provided (used) by Operating, Investing, and Financing...

Based on the following information, how much cash was provided (used) by Operating, Investing, and Financing Activities

Net Income for the year was $545,000, which includes a gain of $10,000 from the sale of equipment that originally cost $100,000 and had a net book value of $25,000.

Cash increased $300,000, Accounts Receivable decreased $25,000, Inventory increased $50,000, Equipment increased $150,000, Accumulated Depreciation decreased $25,000.

Accounts Payable decreased $20,000, Salaries Payable decreased $15,000, Long-Term Notes Payable increased $100,000.

Repaid $250,000 of notes payable and borrowed additional funds by issuing notes.

Contributed Capital did not change, Retained Earnings increased $435,000.

Cash flow help! Thank you!

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Workings Amount $
Depreciation expense
Original Cost of asset sold 100,000.00
Less: Net book value      25,000.00
Accumulated depreciation should decrease by     75,000.00
Accumulated depreciation actually decreased by      25,000.00
Depreciation expense     50,000.00
Sale value of equipment
Net book value      25,000.00
Add: Gain on sale of equipment      10,000.00
Sale value of equipment     35,000.00
Equipment purchased
Equipment increased 150,000.00
Add: Original Cost of asset sold 100,000.00
Equipment purchased 250,000.00
Borrowings taken
Long-Term Notes Payable increased 100,000.00
Add: Notes Payable paid 250,000.00
Borrowings taken 350,000.00
Dividends paid
Net Income 545,000.00
Less: Retained Earnings increased 435,000.00
Dividends paid 110,000.00
Cashflow statement Amount $ Amount $
Particulars
Net Income     545,000.00
Adjustment to reconcile Net Income to Net Cash
Add:
Deprecation Expense       50,000.00
Less:
Gain on sale of equipment       10,000.00
Cash flow from Operations     585,000.00
Changes in Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Decrease in Accounts Receivable      25,000.00
Increase in Inventory     (50,000.00)
Decrease in Accounts Payable     (20,000.00)
Decrease in Salaries Payable     (15,000.00)     (60,000.00)
Net cash provided by operating activities     525,000.00
Cash flow from investing activities
Sale value of equipment      35,000.00
Equipment purchased (250,000.00)
Net cash used by investing activities (215,000.00)
Cash flow from financing activities
Notes Payable paid (250,000.00)
Borrowings taken    350,000.00
Dividends paid (110,000.00)
Net cash used by financing activities     (10,000.00)
Net Increase in cash     300,000.00
Please note that Net Increase in cash is matching with the figure given in this problem.

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