Ans:
| Particulars | (1) Statement of cash flow section Affected | If Operating is it added or subtracted from net income | |
| a | Depreciation Expense was $80,000 | Operating Activity | Added |
| b | Interest Payable account increase $5000 | Operating Activity | Subtracted |
| c | Received $26,000 from sale of Plant assets | Investing Activity | Added |
| d | Acquired land by Issuing common Stock to seller | NA | NA |
| e | Paid $17000 cash dividend to preference shareholders | Financing Activity | Subtracted |
| f | Paid $4000 cash dividend to common Stockholders | Financing Activity | Subtracted |
| g | Accounts receivable account decreased $10,000 | Operating Activity | Added |
| h | Inventory Increased $2000 | Operating Activity | Subtracted |
| i | received $100,000 from Issuing Bonds payable | Financing Activity | Added |
| j | Acquired Equipment for $16000 cash | Investing Activity | Subtracted |
Note:
D;
Acquired land by Issuing common Stock to seller does not involve any Cash outflow or Inflows so Cash flow Statement is not effected in any Manner
(a)Depreciation expense was $80,000.= operating activity/added
(b)Interest Payable account increased $5,000. = operating activity/added
(c)Received $26,000 from sale of plant assets. = ininvesting activity/NA
(d)Acquired land by issuing common stock to seller. = noncash transaction/NA (e)
(f)
(g)Accounts Receivable account decreased $10,000. = operating/added
(h)Inventory increased $2,000. = operating/subtracted
(i)Received $100,000 from issuing bonds payable. = financing/NA
(j)Acquired equipment for $16,000 cash. = investing/NA
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