First begin with income statement
1 operating expenses
Gross profit = revenue - operating expenses
where, operating expenses is the only missing figure
So operating expenses =revenue - gross profit
=650000-205000
operating expenses =445000
2 operating income
operating income = gross profit - general and administrative expenses
=205000-75000
operating income = 130000
3 income before provision for income tax
=operating income - other expenses
=130000-60000
income before provision for income tax =70000
4 net income
=income before provision for income tax - provision for income tax
=70000- 5000
net income = 65000
5 retained earnings, ending balance
=retained earnings, Beginning balance+net income
=103500+65000
retained earnings, ending balance=168500
After being completing income statement next is to move towards Balance sheet
6 Total stockholder's equity
=common share + additional paid in share +retained earnings( as per Working note 5 value received )
=5000+15000+168500
Total stockholder's equity=188500
7 accrued expenses
= Total current liability- current liability other than accrued income
=123500-(75000+5000+12000+1500)
accrued expenses=30000
8 total liability and stockholders equity
= total liability+ total stockholder's equity
=161500+188500
total liability and stockholders equity=350000
9 total current asset
= Total asset(where Total liability and stockholders equity are same ie; both sides of balance sheet are same)- fixed asset
=350000-75000
total current asset =275000
10 cash
= total current asset- current asset other than cash
=275000-(50000+25000)
cash = 200000
next move towards Stmt of Cash flow
11 net cash in changes
=cash balance ,end of year- cash balance, beginning of the year
cash balance ,end of year is being received from the Balance sheet as per working note 10
=200000-30000
net cash in changes=170000
12 net cash provided by Financing activity
=new loan -repayment on loan +issuance on common shares of stock
=50000-45000+5000
net cash provided by Financing activity=10000
13 cash paid out to suppliers and employers
=net cash provided by operating activity - cash received from customers + interest paid + taxes paid
=185000-600000+5000+10000
=-400000(payment is a negative figure in cash as it is a outflow)
cash paid out to suppliers and employers=400000
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