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Answer:
Ans. Net Income= $148,350 ; Operating Cash Flow= $268,350
Explanation:
Hi, first we need to find the interest expense that would come from the amount of notes payable times its interest rate, that is:
[tex]Interest Expense=NotesPayable*InterestRate=820,000*0.06=49,200[/tex]
Now we have all that we need.
In the image below, you can find the way the net income and the operating cash flow was calculate, please notice the signs aside of each item, that is the guide of how to calculate.
For example:
Gross Sales - Cost of Goods Sold =Gross Margin
1,200,000 - 590,000=610,000
Gross Margin - Selling Expenses-Depreciation= EBIT
610,000 - 243,000 - 120,000 = 247,000
EBIT - Interest Expenses = EBT
247,000 - 49,200 = 197,000
EBT - Taxes = Net Income
197,000 - (197,000*0.25) = 148,350
To find the operating cash flow we go like this.
Net Income + Depreciation = Operating Cash Flow
148,350 + 120,000 = 268,350
The only thing to add here is the net income and the depreciation. We add back the depreciation because this is an expense that is not monetary, therefore the funds are still in the company but the government allow us to discounted from taxes.
This is how this should look like
Notes Payable 820000
Interest 6% (49200 )
Income Statement
Gross Sales $1.200.000
(-)COGS -$590.000
(=)Gross Margin $610.000
(-)Selling Expenses -$243.000
(-)Depreciation -$120.000
(=)EBIT $247.000
(-)Interest Expense -$49.200
(=)EBT $197.800
(-)Taxes 25% -$49.450
(=)Net Income $148.350
Operating Cash Flow
Net Income $148.350
(+)Depreciation $120.000
(=)Operatign Cash Flo $268.350
Best of luck.