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Title: Financial Accounting Cycle I
Description: The Use of Financial Information

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Increase in Cash is $6,030 i
...
$(7,750 – 1,720)
Inflow

Cash A/C

Bal
...
12,000a
O+…………… 1,100c
O+……………
...
1,700g
O+………………… 80i

Bal
...


Outflow

5,400b
1,200h
600h
2,400j

7,750
Prepared by Joan Thomas-Stone

GRAYSON ARCHITECTURE
Statement of Cash Flows
Period Ended May 31, 20x7

Cash flows from Operating Activities:
Cash received from customers
Cash paid to suppliers
Cash paid for expenses
Net cash used for operating activities
Cash flows from Investing Activities:
Cash flows from Financing Activities:
Additional investment by owner
Withdrawal by owner
Net cash provided by financing activities
Net increase in cash for the period
Cash balance at 1/5/20x7
Cash balance at 31/5/20x7

1,930
(5,400)
(1,800)
(5,270)
0
13,700
(2,400)
11,300
6,030
1,720
7,750

Using Financial Information

Using Financial Information

Evaluating Solvency
Ability of the business to meet financial obligations as
they become due i
...
S-T debt paying ability

Evaluating Profitability
Increase in owners/shareholders equity
Results from revenues exceeding expenses
...
Net Income Percentage = NI/Total Revenue
= $4,300/$6,100
(23,660 + 39,260)/2
= 0
...
5%
2
...
Working Capital = CA – CL
= $(15,880 – 720)
= $15,160
2
...
06 times

Prepared by Joan Thomas-Stone

= $4,300/$31,460
= 0
...
7%

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Title: Financial Accounting Cycle I
Description: The Use of Financial Information