Prepare the cash flow statement

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Question - The Sagle Corporation prepared, for 20x2 and 20x1, the following balance sheet data:

 

20x2

20x1

Cash

87,375

63,750

Investment in Available for Sales Securities

17,250

105,000

Accounts Receivable

90,000

86,250

Merchandise Inventory

187,500

163,500

Prepaid Insurance

1,125

1,500

Land, Building and Equipment

1,378,875

1,087,500

Accum. Depreciation

(558,750)

(498,750)

Total

1,203,375

1,008,750

Accounts Payable

153,375

236,250

Salaries Payable

18,750

26,250

Notes Payable (current)

37,500

150,000

Bonds Payable

375,000

0

Common Stock

600,000

600,000

Retained Earnings

18,750

(3,750)

Total

1,203,375

1,008,750

Additional Information:

a) Sold avaiable-for-sale securities costing $87,750 for $90,000.

b) Equipment costing $18,750 with a book value of $3,750 was sold for $4,500.

c) Issued 8% bonds payable at par, $375,000.

d) Purchased new quipment for cash, $310,125.

e) Paid cash dividends of $22,500 during the year.

f) Net income for 20x2 was $45,000.

Required - Prepare the cash flow statement (operating, investing and financing activities) for Sagle for 20x2, using the indirect method for the operating activities.

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