Prepare a consolidated cash flow statement for year

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Question - Panet Corporation is a public company, based in Markham, Toronto, producing plastic bag. They own 80% of Saffer Corporation. The consolidated financial statements of Panet follows:

Panet Corporation Consolidated Balance Sheet As at December 31, Year 4


Year 4

Year 3

Cash

$121,100

$49,800

Accounts Receivable

115,000

136,000

Inventiory

230,000

192,000

Land

86,000

114,000

Buildings and Equipment

598,000

500,000

Accumulated Depreciation

(205,500)

(168,000)

Databases

16,800

19,200


$961,400

$843,000




Accounts Payable

$55,400

$31,200

Accrued Liabilities

27,200

27,000

Bonds Payable

300,000

240,000

Bond Premium

9,600

10,800

Common shares

180,000

180,000

Retained Earnings

362,480

330,000

Non-controlling interest

26,720

24,000


$961,400

$843,000

Panet Corporation Consolidated Income Statement For the year ended December 31, Year 4

Sales


$962,000




Cost of Sales

$535,000


Selling Expenses

144,600


Administrative Expense

159,800


Interest Expense

31,400


Income Tax

37,000




907,800

Net Income


$54,200







Attributable to:



Panet Shareholders


$49,480

Non-controlling interest


4,720

Panet Corporation purchased its 80% interest in Saffer Corporation on January 1, Year 2, for $114,000 when Saffer had net assets of $90,000. The acquisition differential was allocated $24,000 to databases (10-year life), with the balance allocated to equipment (20-year life). Panet issued $60,000 in bonds on December 31, Year 4. Saffer reported a net income of $26,000 for Year 4 and paid dividends of $10,000.

Selling and administrative expense includes the following:

Depreciation of buildings and equipment $37,500

Database amortization 2,400

Loss on land sale 2,500

Panet reported a Year 4 equity method income of $49,480 and paid dividends of $17,000.

Required - Prepare a consolidated cash flow statement for Year 4.

Reference no: EM133113266

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