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ivanzaharov
11 days ago
15

Bryant Co. reports net income of $20,000. For the year, depreciation expense is $7,000 and the company reports a gain of $3,000

from sale of machinery. It also had a $2,000 loss from retirement of notes. Compute cash flows from operations using the indirect method. (Amounts to be deducted should be indicated by a minus sign.)
Business
1 answer:
Katen [2.9K]11 days ago
7 0

Respuesta:

$26,000

Explicación:

Las actividades operativas: Incluyen aquellas transacciones que afectan el capital de trabajo después del ingreso neto. Un aumento en los activos corrientes y una disminución en los pasivos corrientes se deducirían, mientras que una disminución en los activos corrientes y un aumento en los pasivos corrientes se sumarían.

Estos cambios en el capital de trabajo se ajustarían. Además, el gasto de depreciación se suma al ingreso neto

El cálculo de los flujos de efectivo de las operaciones se muestra a continuación:

Flujo de efectivo de actividades operativas

Ingreso neto $20,000

Ajustes realizados:

Agregar: Gasto de depreciación $7,000

Menos: Ganancia por venta de maquinaria - $3,000

Agregar: Pérdida por jubilación de notas $2,000

Flujo de efectivo neto de actividades operativas $26,000

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