Make track ltd statement of cash flows for the year

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The following balance sheets relate to Track Limited:

Balance sheets as at 30 June

                                                                          2011                        2010

                                                                             $000                        $000

Non-current assets at cost                             650                     500

Less: Accumulated depreciation                    (300)                   (200)

                                                                 350                   300

Investments at cost                                          50                  200

                                                                   400                   500

Current assets

Inventory                                                         700             400

Accounts receivable                                        1,550             1,350

Cash and bank                                                  -                 100

                                                                   2,250               1,850

Total assets                                                     2,650                 2,350

Current liabilities

Bank overdraft                                                       60                      -

Accounts payable                                                   920                800

Taxation                                                                  190              230

Total liabilities                                                      1,170                1,030

Net assets                                                            1,480                1,320

Equity

Called-up share capital ($1 ordinary shares)                  750                  500

Share premium account                                              200                     150

Retained profits                                                         530                       670

                                                                              14,480                     1,320

Additional information

1) During the year to 30 June 2011, some non-current assets originally costing $25,000 had been sold for $20,000 in cash. The accumulated depreciation on these non-current assets at 30 June 2010 amounted to $10,000. Similarly, some of the investments originally costing $150,000 had been sold for cash at their book value.

2) The taxation balances disclosed in the above balance sheets represent the actual amounts agreed with the Revenue and Customs. All taxed were paid on their due dates. Advance corporation tax may be ignored.

3) A dividend of $130,000 was paid during the year to 30 June 2011.

Required

Question 1: Prepare Track Ltd's statement of cash flows for the year ended 30 June 2011 in accordance with the requirements of IAS-7 using the indirect method.

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