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Cornhusker Company provides the following information at the end of 2024: - Cash remaining: $4,800 - Rent expense for the year: $7,000 - Land that has been purchased: $21,000 - Retained earnings: $12,400 - Utility expense for the year: $4,900 - Accounts receivable from customers: $7,200 - Service revenue recognized during the year: $37,000 - Salary expense for the year: $13,300 - Accounts payable to suppliers: $2,200 - Dividends paid to shareholders during the year: $3,200 - Common stock that has been issued prior to 2024: $16,000 - Salaries owed at the end of the year: $2,400 - Insurance expense for the year: $3,500 - Retained earnings at the beginning of the year: $7,300 No common stock is issued during 2024.

          Cornhusker Company provides the following information at the end of 2024:
- Cash remaining: $4,800
- Rent expense for the year: $7,000
- Land that has been purchased: $21,000
- Retained earnings: $12,400
- Utility expense for the year: $4,900
- Accounts receivable from customers: $7,200
- Service revenue recognized during the year: $37,000
- Salary expense for the year: $13,300
- Accounts payable to suppliers: $2,200
- Dividends paid to shareholders during the year: $3,200
- Common stock that has been issued prior to 2024: $16,000
- Salaries owed at the end of the year: $2,400
- Insurance expense for the year: $3,500
- Retained earnings at the beginning of the year: $7,300
No common stock is issued during 2024.
        
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Cornhusker Company provides the following information at the end of 2024: - Cash remaining: $4,800 - Rent expense for the year: $7,000 - Land that has been purchased: $21,000 - Retained earnings: $12,400 - Utility expense for the year: $4,900 - Accounts receivable from customers: $7,200 - Service revenue recognized during the year: $37,000 - Salary expense for the year: $13,300 - Accounts payable to suppliers: $2,200 - Dividends paid to shareholders during the year: $3,200 - Common stock that has been issued prior to 2024: $16,000 - Salaries owed at the end of the year: $2,400 - Insurance expense for the year: $3,500 - Retained earnings at the beginning of the year: $7,300 No common stock is issued during 2024.
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00:02 Where the operating activity section of the statement of cash flows using the indirect method for the current year.
00:08 We need to prepare them to prepare the operating activity section operating activities section of the statement of cash flows using the indirect method for the current year.
00:50 So for this we need to analyze the changes in the selected balance sheet account and adjust the net income for non -cash expenses and changes in working capital.
01:16 Where are the cancellation to operating activities? so net income is $6 ,000 adjustment on cash expenses appreciation expenses plus $12 ,000 changes in working capital is net income accounts receivable minus decrease $5 ,800 minus $600 inventory is inventory plus $2 40 that is increased accounts payable is increased $4400 minus $46 calories payable $180 is an increase utilities is payable $16 increase $2 20 minus $1 6 big bed insurance, which is decreased over to 16 minus $2 80...
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