Question: he most recent financial statements for Innovative Services (IS) appear below. Use this information to answer questions 4 through 14. Innovative Services Innovative Services Balance

he most recent financial statements for Innovative Services (IS) appear below. Use this information to answer questions 4 through 14.

Innovative Services

Innovative Services

Balance Sheet

Income Statement

$ billions; year ending 30 Sept:

$ billions

Fiscal Year:

2020

2021

year ending 30 Sept 2021

Assets

Sales

80

Current Assets

10

10

less COGS (w/o Dep.)

75

Net Fixed Assets

50

80

less Depreciation

5

Total Assets

60

90

EBIT

0

less Interest

2

Pretax Income

-2

Liabilities

less Taxes

0

Current Liabilities

0

20

Net Income

-2

Long-term Debt

30

20

Equity

Dividends

8

CS&PIC

50

60

Retained Earnings

-10

ARE

0

-10

less Treasury Stock

20

0

Total Liab. & Equity

60

90

CS&PIC is Common Stock & Paid-in Capital

ARE is Accumulated Retained Earnings

COGS is Cost of Goods Sold

4. Calculate Arrow 4, Cash Flow to Creditors, in billions of dollars. (Enter $1,000,000,000 or $1b as 1.)

5. Calculate Arrow 5, Cash Flow to Stockholders, in billions of dollars. (Enter $1,000,000,000 or $1b as 1.)

6. Calculate Arrow 1, Cash Flow from Normal Operations, in billions of dollars. (Enter $1,000,000,000 or $1b as 1).

7. Calculate Arrow 2, Cash Flow from Net Capital Spending, in billions of dollars. (Enter $1,000,000,000 or $1b as 1.)

8. Calculate Arrow 3, Free Cash Flow, in billions of dollars. (Enter $1,000,000,000 or $1b as 1.)

9. Which of these statements most accurately describes ISs cash flow diagram?

Select one:

a.

Arrow 1 points left, away from the firm.

b.

Arrow 1 points down, away from the firm.

10. Which of these statements most accurately describes ISs cash flow diagram?

Select one:

a.

Arrow 2 points left, towards the firm.

b.

Arrow 2 points down, away from the firm.

c.

Arrow 2 points up, towards the firm.

11. Which of these statements most accurately describes ISs cash flow diagram?

Select one:

a.

Arrow 3 points down, away from the firm.

b.

Arrow 3 points right, away from the firm

c.

Arrow 3 points left, towards the firm.

12. Which of these statements most accurately describes ISs cash flow diagram?

Select one:

a.

Arrow 4 points up, towards creditors.

b.

Arrow 4 points down, towards stockholders.

c.

Arrow 4 points away from creditors, towards the firm.

13. Which statement best interprets the complete cash flow diagram for Innovative Services?

Select one:

a.

IS generated a cash inflow from normal operations, some of which IS used to buy new fixed assets, causing a cash outflow from net capital spending. IS had positive free cash flow which flowed to creditors and stockholders.

b.

IS generated a cash outflow from normal operations. IS also spent cash on new fixed assets, causing a cash outflow from net capital spending. IS had negative free cash flow. Cash flowed from creditors and stockholders to the firm to cover the cash loss from normal operations and net fixed asset purchases.

c.

IS generated a cash inflow from normal operations. IS also bought fixed assets, causing a cash outflow from net capital spending. IS had negative free cash flow. Cash flowed from stockholders to the firm which, together with the cash from normal operations, paid for capital spending. Also, some cash flowed from stockholders to creditors.

d.

IS generated a cash outflow from normal operations. IS also sold fixed assets, causing a cash inflow from net capital spending. IS had negative free cash flow. Cash flowed from creditors and stockholders to the firm and, together with the cash from fixed asset sales, covered the cash loss from normal operations.

c.

Arrow 1 points right, towards the firm.

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