Effects of gains and losses from sales of equipment on cash flows Exhibit 5.23 presents an abbreviated statement of cash flows for Largay Corporation for the current year (amounts in thousands). After preparing this statement of cash flows for the current year, you discover that the firm sold an item of equipment on the last day of the year but failed to record it in the accounts or to deposit the check received from the purchaser. The equipment originally cost $50,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $40,000 at the time of sale. Recast the statement of cash flows in the exhibit, assuming that Largay Corporation sold the equipment for cash in the following amounts (ignore income taxes):
a. $10,000
b. $12,000
c.$8,000

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Largay Corporation Statement of Cash Flows EXHIBIT 5.23 Current Year (all dollar amounts in thousands) (Exercise 30) Operations Net Income. Depreciation Expense Changes in Working Capital Accounts. Cash Flow from Operations. $100 15 (40) $ 75 Investing Acquisition of Buildings and Equipment .. (30) Financing Repayment of Long-Term Debt Change in Cash Cash, Beginning of Year. (40) 27 Cash, End of Year S 32