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Presented below are the comparative December 31 financial statements for Noland Plumbing (in $ Millions). Prepare the operating section of the statement of cash flows for December 31, Year 2 using the indirect method.
Martin Industries, Inc.
Balance Sheets
At December 31, Year 2 and Year 1
| 
 Year 2  | 
 Year 1  | 
|
| 
 Cash  | 
 $96,719  | 
 $28,694  | 
| 
 Accounts Receivable  | 
 100,000  | 
 85,313  | 
| 
 Inventory  | 
 206,250  | 
 181,250  | 
| 
 Prepaid Insurance Long-term Investments  | 
 1,875 19,375  | 
 2,500 106,250  | 
| 
 Land, Buildings, and Equipment  | 
 1,562,500  | 
 1,406,250  | 
| 
 Accumulated Depreciation  | 
 (762,500)  | 
 (715,000)  | 
| 
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| 
 Total Assets  | 
 $1,224,219  | 
 $1,095,257  | 
| 
 Accounts Payable  | 
 $95,425  | 
 $185,838  | 
| 
 Salaries Payable  | 
 25,000  | 
 30,625  | 
| 
 Notes Payable (long-term)  | 
 31,250  | 
 93,750  | 
| 
 Bonds Payable  | 
 250,000  | 
 -  | 
| 
 Common Stock  | 
 375,000  | 
 375,000  | 
| 
 Retained Earnings  | 
 447,544  | 
 410,044  | 
| 
 $1,224,219  | 
 $1,095,257  | 
|
Additional information for Year 2
(1) Sold available for sale securities costing $86,875 for $92,500.
(2) Equipment costing $25,000 with a book value of $6,250 was sold for $7,500 (Hint: You must using this information to find depreciation expense and the gain or loss on sale.
(3) Net income was $62,500.