JBS Inc. recently reported net income of $4,750 and depreciation of $885. How much was its net cash provided (used) by operations, assuming it had no amortization expense, added $200 to inventories, sold none of its fixed assets, and had a $200 increase in accounts payable

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Melina Doyle

13 March, 17:13

JBS Inc. recently reported net income of $4,750 and depreciation of $885. How much was its net cash provided (used) by operations, assuming it had no amortization expense, added $200 to inventories, sold none of its fixed assets, and had a $200 increase in accounts payable

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Oliver Welch · Answer 1

net cash provided is $5,635

Explanation:

Amount ($)

Net Income 4,750

Depreciation 885

Change in inventory (200)

Change in accounts payable 200

Net cash flows from Operation 5,635

The depreciation is a none cash item that was initially deducted to get the net income, hence it is added back in the cash flows statement.

An increase in inventory represents an outflow of cash hence the negative value. The increase in trade payable is an increase in a liability representing an inflow of cash hence it is positive.