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Question - The following information is given for Timber Co. Ltd for the period ending 20X3:
Net profit
30,000
Depreciation expense
4000
Gain on sale of non-current assets
6000
Decrease in inventory
1000
Acquisition of building
35 000
Payment of dividends
1200
Cash received on loan receivable
3500
Increase in loans payable (current liability)
2000
Increase in accounts payable
800
Loan made to another company
2500
Proceeds from sale of plant assets
40,000
Repayment of long-term loan
20,000
Lawson issued shares in exchange for an equipment
35,000
From this information and assuming dividends paid are treated as financing activity, show a Statement of cash flow for the period ending 20X3 showing:
1. Cash flow from operating activities?
2. Cash flow from investing activities?
3. Cash flow from financing?
4. Net change in the cash balance?
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