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Prepare a statement of cash flows, using the indirectmethod of presenting cash flows from operating activities. Use theminus sign to indicate cash out flows, cash payments, decreases incash, or any negative adjustments.

The comparative balance sheet of Whitman Co. at December 31,20Y2 and 20Y1, is as follows:

     Dec. 31,20Y2     Dec. 31,20Y1
Assets
Cash$ 701,950$ 755,530
Accounts receivable (net)638,770582,620
Inventories968,690891,480
Prepaid expenses22,46026,670
Land241,470365,010
Buildings1,116,100687,910
Accumulated depreciation-buildings(315,880)(294,820)
Equipment393,090347,470
Accumulated depreciation-equipment(108,100)(121,440)
Total assets$3,658,550$3,240,430
Liabilities and Stockholders'Equity
Accounts payable (merchandise creditors)$ 695,120$ 733,540
Bonds payable204,8800
Common stock, $20 par241,00089,000
Paid-in capital: Excess of issue price over par-commonstock579,000427,000
Retained earnings1,938,5501,990,890
Total liabilities andstockholders' equity$3,658,550$3,240,430

The noncurrent asset, noncurrent liability, and stockholders’equity accounts for 20Y2 are as follows:

ACCOUNTLandACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance365,010
Apr. 20Realized $114,900 cash fromsale123,540241,470
ACCOUNTBuildingsACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance687,910
Apr. 20Acquired for cash428,1901,116,100
ACCOUNTAccumulated Depreciation-BuildingsACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance294,820
Dec. 31Depreciation for year21,060315,880
ACCOUNTEquipmentACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance347,470
Jan. 26Discarded, no salvage38,200309,270
Aug. 11Purchased for cash83,820393,090
ACCOUNTAccumulated Depreciation-EquipmentACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance121,440
Jan. 26Equipment discarded38,20083,240
Dec. 31Depreciation for year24,860108,100
ACCOUNTBonds PayableACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
May 1Issued 20-year bonds204,880204,880
ACCOUNTCommon Stock, $20 parACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance89,000
Dec. 7Issued 7,600 shares of common
stock for $40 per share
152,000241,000
ACCOUNTPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-CommonStockACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance427,000
Dec. 7Issued 7,600 shares of common
stock for $40 per share
152,000579,000
ACCOUNTRetained EarningsACCOUNTNO.
Balance
DateItemDebitCreditDebitCredit
20Y2
Jan. 1Balance1,990,890
Dec. 31Net loss25,2001,965,690
Dec. 31Cash dividends27,1401,938,550

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Statement of Cash flows
Cash flows from Operating activities:
Net loss of the year -25200
Adjustment required
Depreciation for equipment 24860
Depreciation on building 21060
Loss on sale of land (123540-114900) 8640
Increase in Accounts receivable -56150
Increase in inventory -77210
Decrease in Prepaid expense 4210
Decrease in Accounts payable -38420
Net cash used n Operating activities -138210
Cashflows from Investing activities
Sale of land 114900
Purchase of Building -428190
Purchasse of Equipment -83820
Net cash used in investing activities -397110
Cashflows from Financing activities
Issue of Bonds 204880
Issue of Common Stock 304000
Dividend paid -27140
Net cash provided from Financing activities 481740
Net decrease in cash -53580
Beginning balance of cash 755530
Ending balance of cash 701950

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