Below you are given the Statement of Financial Position and Statement of Comprehensive Income for ABC Inc. for 2023 and 2024. Please use the ABC Inc.’s Financial Statements to answer the following questions.a) What is the operating cash flow for 2024? b) What is the amount of net capital spending for 2024? c) What is the change in the net working capital in 2024? d) What is the cash flow from assets for 2024? e) What is the cash flow to creditors in 2024? f) What is the cash flow to stockholders for 2024? g) Show that the cash flow identity holds for ABC Inc. h) What is ABC Inc.’s tax rate? i) Assuming ABC Inc.’s current investing activities pattern continues into the future, what effect might that have on its long-term growth?
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Consider the following financial information and answer the questions that follow: Sales : $250,000 Costs : $134,000 Depreciation : $10,200 Operating expenses : $6,000 Interest expenses : $20,700 Taxes : $18,420 Dividends : $10,600 Addition to Retained Earnings : $50,080 Long term debt repaid : $9,300 New Equity issued : $8,470 New fixed assets acquired : $15,000 You are required to: i) Calculate the operating cash flow (2 marks) ii) Calculate the cash flow to creditors (2 marks) iii) Calculate the cash flow to shareholders (2 marks) iv) Calculate the cash flow from assets (2 marks) v) Calculate net capital spending (2 marks) vi) Calculate change in NWC (2 marks)
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