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tableAt June AssetsCash$ $ Accounts receivable, net,InventoryPrepaid expenses,Total current assets,EquipmentAccumulated depreciationEquipment,Total assets,$ $ Liabilities and Equity,,Accounts payable,$ $ Wages payable,Income taxes payable,Total current liabilities,Notes payable long termTotal liabilities,EquityCommon stock, $ par value,Retained earnings,Total liabilities and equity,$ $
tableIKIBAN INCORPORATED Income Statement For Year Ended June Sales$ Cost of goods sold,Gross profit,Operating expenses excluding depreciationDepreciation expense,Other gains lossesGain on sale of equipment,Income before taxes,Income taxes expense,Net income,$
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a A $ note payable is retired at its $ carrying book value in exchange for cash.
b The only changes affecting retained earnings are net income and cash dividends paid.
c New equipment is acquired for $ cash.
d Received cash for the sale of equipment that had cost $ yielding a $ gain.
e Prepaid Expenses and Wages Payable relate to Operating Expenses on the income statement.
f All purchases and sales of inventory are on credit.
tableIKIBAN INCORPORATEDStatement of Cash Flows Direct MethodFor Year Ended June Cash flows from operating activities,,Cash received from customers,$ Cash paid for inventory,Cash paid for operating expenses,,Cash paid for income taxes,Net cash provided by operating activities,,$ Cash flows from investing activities,,Cash received from sale of equipment,,Cash paid for equipment,Net cash used in investing activities,,Cash flows from financing activities,,Cash paid to retire notes,,
tableNet cash provided by operating activities,,$ Cash flows from investing activities,,Cash received from sale of equipment,,Cash paid for equipment,Net cash used in investing activities,,Cash flows from financing activities,,Cash paid to retire notes,,Cash received from stock issuance,,Cash paid for dividends,,Net cash used in financing activities,,Net increase decrease in cash,,$ Cash balance at prior yearend,,Cash balance at current yearend,,$
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