Current year cash receipts and disbursements for the Walker Aquarium appear below (in thousands). 1. Unrestricted cash
Question:
Current year cash receipts and disbursements for the Walker Aquarium appear below (in thousands).
1. Unrestricted cash contributions, $6,000.
2. Collections of documented promises, $65.
3. Cash endowments donor-restricted in perpetuity, $45.
4. Grant received from a private trust, restricted to special programs, $500. $425 is spent on these programs.
5. Cash paid to acquire equipment, $200. 6. Cash invested in securities, $150. Cash received from the sale of securities, $35. 7. Donor-restricted cash accumulated in prior years, spent for programs: $150; spent for equipment, $125. 8. Program, fund-raising and administrative expenses were $5,700; accounts payable increased $40 during the year, and depreciation included in expenses was $50. 9. Investment income was $25; included was $5 in unrealized gains.
Required
Prepare a statement of cash flows for Walker Aquarium, in good form. The beginning cash balance was $120, and the direct method is used for cash from operating activities.
Use negative signs with any answers that decrease (reduce) cash balance.
Walker Aquarium Statement of Cash Flows | ||
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(in thousands) | ||
Cash flows from operating activities | | |
Contributions | | Answer |
Grant | | Answer |
Investment income | | Answer |
Program expenditures | | Answer |
Net cash from operating activities | | Answer |
Cash flows from investing activities | | |
Equipment purchases | | Answer |
Investment purchases | | Answer |
Sale of investments | | Answer |
Net cash used for investing activities | | Answer |
Cash flows from financing activities | | |
Endowments | | Answer |
Net cash from financing activities | | Answer |
Increase in cash | | Answer |
Beginning cash balance | | Answer |
Ending cash balance | | Answer |
Auditing and Assurance Services A Systematic Approach
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