Question: table [ [ IKIBAN INCORPORATED ] , [ At June 3 0 , 2 0 2 1 , 2 0 2 0 ] ,

 \table[[IKIBAN INCORPORATED],[At June 30,2021,2020],[Assets],[,$101,500,$54,000],[Accounts receivable, net,\table[[80,000],[80,600]],61,000],[Inventory,\table[[00,600],[73,800]],101,500],[Prepaid expenses,\table[[5,000],[5,400]],\table[[10,300],[7,400]]],[Total current assets,260,700,223,900],[Equipment,\table[[200,000],[134,000]],125,000],[Accumulated depreciation-Equipment,(32,000),(14,000)],[Total assets,$362,700,$334,900],[Liabilities

\table[[IKIBAN INCORPORATED],[At June 30,2021,2020],[Assets],[,$101,500,$54,000],[Accounts receivable, net,\table[[80,000],[80,600]],61,000],[Inventory,\table[[00,600],[73,800]],101,500],[Prepaid expenses,\table[[5,000],[5,400]],\table[[10,300],[7,400]]],[Total current assets,260,700,223,900],[Equipment,\table[[200,000],[134,000]],125,000],[Accumulated depreciation-Equipment,(32,000),(14,000)],[Total assets,$362,700,$334,900],[Liabilities and Eql],[,$35,000,$45,000],[Wages F,7,000,17,000],[Income taxe:,,\table[[5,800]]],[Total current liabilities,46,400,67,800],[Notes payable (long term),40,000,70,000],[,,],[,,],[Retained earnings,240,000,170,000],[,],[Total liabilities and equity,$362,700,$334,900],[,,],[{
\table[[Sales],[Cost of goods sold],[Gross profit],[Operating expenses (excluding depreciation)],[Depreciation expense]]},],[421,000],[307,000],[77,000],[68,600],[Other gains (losses),],[],[{
\table[[Gain on sale of equipment],[Income before taxes],[Income taxes expense]]},(3,000)/(164.409)],[\table[[104,890],[44,890]]],[Net income,$119,510]]
Additional Information
a. A $30,000 notes payable is retired at its $30,000 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 $67,600 cash.
d. Received cash for the sale of equipment that had cost $58,600, yielding a $3,000 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.
Exercise 12-12(Algo) Part 1
Required:
(1) Prepare a statement of cash flows using the indirect method for the year ended June 30,2021.(Amounts to be deducted be indicated with a minus sign.)
Answer is complete but not entirely correct.
\table[[IKIBAN, INCORPORATED],[Statement of Cash Flows (Indirect Method)],[For Year Ended June 30,2021],[Cash flows from operating activities],[Net income,0,$119,5100,,],[Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash provided by operating activities],[Income statement items not affecting cash],[Depreciation expense,0,68,600,,],[Gain on sale of plant assets,0,(3,000),,],[Changes in current operating assets and liabilities],[Increase in accounts receivable,0,(19,000),,],[Decrease in inventory,0,27,7000,,],[Decrease in prepaid expenses,0,2,0000,,],[Decrease in accounts payable,0,(10,000),,],[Decrease in wages payable,0,(10,000),,],[Decrease in income taxes payable,0,(1,400),,],[Net cash provided by operating activities,0,,$,174,410],[Cash flows from investing activities],[Cash received from sale of equipment,0,10,800ox,,],[Cash paid for equipment,0,(67,600),,],[Net cash used in investing activities,0,,,(56,800)],[Cash flows from financing activities],[Cash paid to retire notes,0,(30,000),,],[Cash paid for dividends,0,(110,310),,],[Cash received from stock issuance,0,70,0000,,],[Net cash used in financing activities,0,,,(70,310)],[Net increase (decrease) in cash,,,$,47,300],[Cash balance at prior year-end,,,,54,000],[Cash balance at current year-end,,,$,101,300]]
and Eql],[,$35,000,$45,000],[Wages F,7,000,17,000],[Income taxe:,,\table[[5,800]]],[Total current liabilities,46,400,67,800],[Notes payable (long term),40,000,70,000],[,,],[,,],[Retained earnings,240,000,170,000],[,],[Total liabilities and

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