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A company had a $51 000 net loss for 2015. A dividend of $19 000 was...

A company had a $51 000 net loss for 2015. A dividend of $19 000 was paid during the year and depreciation expense for 2015 was $14 000. The balance sheet records the following working capital accounts as below. Calculate whether this company generated any cash from its operations during 2015.

1 January 2015 ($)

31 December 2015   ($)

Cash

12500

10500

Inventory

15000

   9000

Prepayments

    5000

   2000

Accounts Receivable

11000

15000

Accounts Payable

10000

11000

Accruals

    7000

   8000

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Answer-----------Net cash used by operating activities = $(30,000)

Working

Cash flows from operating activities:  
  Net income   $    (51,000)
  Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash from operating activities  
  Depreciation expense   $      14,000
  Increase accruals   $        1,000
  Increase in accounts receivable   $      (4,000)
  Increase in accounts payable   $        1,000
  Decrease in prepayments   $        3,000
  Decrease in inventory   $        6,000
  Net cash used by operating activities   $           (30,000)

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