Recent financial statements for Emerald Limited appear below as well as income statement for the...

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Recent financial statements for Emerald Limited appear below as well as income statement for the latest year.

Emerald Statement of Financial Position 2020 and 2021 May 31

2020

2021

Assets

Cash

24 000

22 300

Accounts receivables

7 500

6 400

Inventories

30 100

39 900

Long-term investments

8 000

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Plant and equipment

120 000

132 500

Accumulated depreciation

(46 800)

(50 800)

Total Assets

142 800

150 300

Capital and Liabilities

Capital and reserves:

Common stock

100 000

108 000

Retained earnings

38 600

38 600

Current Liabilities

Accounts payables

2 400

1 600

Accrued liabilities

1 800

2 100

Total Assets and Liabilities

142 800

150 300

Emerald Limited Income Statement for Year Ended 2021 May 31

Sales ...................................... $102 000

Less cost of goods sold ......... 73 000

Gross margin ......................... 29 000

Less operating expenses ........ 14 000

Income before taxes .............. 15 000

Less income taxes ................. 4 500

Net income ............................ 10 500

NB.

The long-term investment was sold for $8 000 cash.

Dividends of $10 500 were declared and paid during the year.

Required:

  1. A statement of cash flows for Emerald for year ended 2021 May 31.

Use the indirect method.

  1. Explain briefly TWO (2) ways in which a statement of cash flow is of use to a potential

investor in Emerald Limited.

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