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Year-End Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows–Indirect Method The balance sheet of Poodle Company at...

  1. Year-End Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows–Indirect Method

    The balance sheet of Poodle Company at the end of 2016 is presented here, along with certain other information for 2017:

    December 31, 2016
    Cash $155,000
    Accounts receivable 140,000
       Total current assets $295,000
    Land $100,000
    Plant and equipment 700,000
    Accumulated depreciation (175,000)
    Investments 125,000
       Total long-term assets $750,000
          Total assets $1,045,000
    Current liabilities $325,000
    Bonds payable $100,000
    Common stock $500,000
    Retained earnings 120,000
       Total stockholders’ equity $620,000
          Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $1,045,000

    Other information is as follows:

    1. Net income for 2017 was $50,000.
    2. Included in operating expenses was $25,000 in depreciation.
    3. Cash dividends of $40,000 were declared and paid.
    4. An additional $50,000 of common stock was issued for cash.
    5. Bonds payable of $100,000 were purchased for cash and retired at no gain or loss.
    6. Cash purchases of plant and equipment during the year were $60,000.
    7. An additional $200,000 of land was acquired in exchange for a long-term note payable.
    8. During the year, sales exceeded cash collections on account by $15,000. All sales are on account.
    9. The amount of current liabilities decreased by $20,000 during the year.

    Required:

    1. Prepare a statement of cash flows for 2017 using the indirect method in the Operating Activities section. Include a supplemental schedule for noncash activities. Use the minus sign to indicate cash payments, cash outflows, or decreases in cash.

    Poodle Company
    Statement of Cash Flows
    For the Year Ended December 31, 2017
    Cash Flows from Operating Activities
    • Cash collected from customers
    • Cash dividends paid
    • Net income
    • Net increase in cash
    • Net loss
    • Retained earnings
    $
    Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash provided by operating activities:
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Decrease in accounts receivable
    • Depreciation expense
    • Increase in current liabilities
    • Payment of cash dividends
    • Retirement of bonds
    • Acquisitions of plant and equipment
    • Cash collections on account
    • Decrease in accounts receivable
    • Increase in accounts receivable
    • Retirement of bonds
    • Sales revenue
    • Decrease in accounts receivable
    • Decrease in current liabilities
    • Increase in current liabilities
    • Issuance of common stock
    • Operating expenses
    • Retirement of bonds
    • Net cash provided by operating activities
    • Net cash used by operating activities
    $
    Cash Flows from Investing Activities
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Acquisitions of plant and equipment
    • Depreciation expense
    • Issuance of common stock
    • Payment of cash dividends
    • Retirement of bonds
    $
    Cash Flows from Financing Activities
    • Acquisition and retirement of stock
    • Acquisitions of plant and equipment
    • Depreciation expense
    • Increase in accounts receivable
    • Issuance of additional bonds
    • Payment of cash dividends
    $
    • Acquisition of land in exchange for note
    • Acquisition of plant and equipment
    • Acquisition and retirement of stock
    • Depreciation expense
    • Increase in accounts receivable
    • Retirement of bonds
    • Acquisition of land in exchange for note
    • Acquisition and retirement of stock
    • Acquisitions of plant and equipment
    • Decrease in current liabilities
    • Depreciation expense
    • Issuance of common stock
    • Net cash provided by financing activities
    • Net cash used by financing activities
    $
    • Net decrease in cash
    • Net increase in cash
    $
    Cash balance, December 31, 2016
    Cash balance, December 31, 2017 $
    Schedule of Noncash Investing and Financing Activities
    • Acquisition of plant and equipment
    • Acquisition of land in exchange for note
    • Acquisition and retirement of stock
    • Increase in accounts receivable
    • Issuance of additional bonds
    • Payment of cash dividends
    $

    2. Prepare a balance sheet at December 31, 2017.

    Poodle Company
    Balance Sheet
    December 31, 2017
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Cash
    • Current liabilities
    • Investments
    • Plant and equipment
    • Retained earnings
    $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Common stock
    • Investments
    • Land
    • Plant and equipment
    Total current assets $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Cash
    • Common stock
    • Current liabilities
    • Land
    • Retained earnings
    $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Long-term note payable
    • Cash
    • Current liabilities
    • Plant and equipment
    • Retained earnings
    • Accounts receivable
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Cash
    • Depreciation expense
    • Common stock
    • Retained earnings
    • Accounts receivable
    • Cash
    • Common stock
    • Current liabilities
    • Investments
    • Long-term note payable
    Total long-term assets $
    Total assets $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Cash
    • Current liabilities
    • Investments
    • Plant and equipment
    $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Cash
    • Common stock
    • Land
    • Long-term note payable
    $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Accumulated depreciation
    • Cash
    • Common stock
    • Investments
    • Plant and equipment
    $
    • Accounts receivable
    • Cash
    • Investments
    • Land
    • Net income
    • Retained earnings
    Total stockholders' equity $
    Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $

    3. What primary uses did Poodle make of the cash it generated from operating activities?

    • Purchase of plant and equipment.
    • Payment of accounts payable.
    • Redemption of bonds.
    • Repayment of loans.

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