Use the attached financial statements below and the additional information to prepare a Statement of Cash Flows using the indirect method. Mistletoe Inc. Statement of Financial Position As at December...


Use the attached financial statements below and the additional information to prepare a Statement of Cash Flows using the indirect method.















Mistletoe Inc.



Statement of Financial Position



As at December 31st, 2021



























































































































































































Assets




2021




2020



Current



Cash



$78,200



$39,000



FVPL Investments



110,600



54,000



Accounts receivable



144,000



72,000



Allowance for doubtful accounts



(32,000)



(21,000)



   Inventory



90,000



117,000



Total current assets



$390,800



$261,000



Long-Term Assets



   Land



$180,000



$144,000



   Buildings



315,000



270,000



   Equipment



264,000



185,000



   Accumulated depreciation



(130,000)



(164,000)



Total long-term assets



629,000



435,000



Total assets



$1,019,800



$696,000




Liabilities and Shareholders’ Equity



Current liabilities



   Accounts payable



$45,000



$72,000



   Income tax payable



32,400



27,000



   Deferred tax liability



81,000



72,000



Total current liabilities



158,400



171,000



Bonds payable (net of discount)



174,600



171,000



Total liabilities



$343,000



$342,000




Shareholders’ Equity



   Common shares



$340,000



$93,000



   Retained earnings



346,800



261,000



Total Shareholders’ Equity



686,800



354,000



Total Liabilities and Shareholders’ Equity



$1,019,800



$696,000




Mistletoe Inc.



Income Statement



For the year ended December 31st, 2021







































































Sales



$1,200,000



Cost of goods sold



900,000



Gross profit



300,000



Operating expenses



342,200



Operating income



(42,200)



Non-operating items:



Unrealized loss on FVPL investment



5,400



Interest on bond payable



25,200



Gain on sale of land and building



(234,000)



Total non-operating items



(203,400)



Income before tax expense



161,200



Tax expense



54,000



Net income



$107,200




Additional Information:



  • On January 1, 2021, the company sold its original land and building and purchased a new parcel of land, which also had a suitable building. The original land and building had a net book value of $324,000 at the time of sale.

  • The value of the new land acquired was $180,000.

  • No fair value through profit or loss (FVPL) investments were sold during the year.

  • Operating expenses includes selling and administrative expenses, bad debt expense and depreciation. Selling and Admin expenses totalled $275,200 and were paid in cash.

  • There were no accounts receivables were written off throughout the year.

  • The company acquired equipment by issuing shares for $50,000 and the remainder was paid in cash.

  • The company repurchased common shares for $125,000 cash throughout the year. All other shares issued were issued for cash.

  • The company has elected to record dividends paid as financing activities and interest expense as operating activities.

  • The change in the Bond Payable account is due to the amortization of the bond discount throughout the year. Bonds payable are shown net of the discount on the balance sheet.



Required.



  1. Assume the company uses the direct method to prepare the operating activities, so the following:



  • Cash receipts from customers

  • Cash paid for interest

  • Cash paid for income taxes

Jun 10, 2022
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