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    How do I convert information from cash flow statements to Balance sheet? I am completely lost with this question and have been going over my text. Can anyone explain the process I should be taking and how to apply it. Thanks in advance

    Prepare a balance sheet and statement of changes of Owner’s equity using cash flow statement data.

    Below is an extract from the cash flow statement for Harris Ltd for the year ended 31 December 2009 together with the note reconciling profit to cash from operating activities, and the firm’s balance sheet at 31 December 2008.

    Harris Ltd
    Cash Flow Statement
    For the Year ended 31 December 2009
    $
    Cash flows from operating activities:-
    Net cash provided from operating activities (note 1) 56 000

    Cash flows from investing activities:
    Purchase of buildings (90 000)
    Proceeds from sale of land at its cost 7 000
    Net cash used by investing activities (83 000)

    Cash flows from financing activities:
    Proceeds from long-term borrowings 15 000
    Proceeds from ordinary shares 8 000
    Payment of cash dividends on ordinary share (5 000)
    Net cash used by financing activities 18 000
    Net decrease in cash for the year (9 000)
    NOTE 1
    Reconciliation of profit to cash from operating activities:
    Profit 13 000
    Add (deduct) items not affecting cash:
    Depreciation expense 29 000
    Increase in accounts receivable (6 000)
    Decrease in Inventory 30 000
    Decrease in Income tax payable (13 000)
    Increase in accounts payable 3 000
    Net Cash provided by operating activities 56 000






    Harris Ltd
    Balance Sheet
    At 31 December 2008
    $
    Assets
    Cash 15 000
    Accounts Receivable 61 000
    Inventory 76 000
    Total Current Assets 152 000
    Land 34 000
    Buildings 118 000
    Less: Accumulated depreciation ( 72 000)
    Total Land and Buildings 80 000
    Total Assets $232 000

    Liabilities
    Income Tax payable 49 000
    Accounts Payable 58 000
    Total Current Payable 107 000
    Long-Term Borrowings 50 000
    Total Liabilities 157 000

    Owners’ Equity
    Ordinary contributed Capital 20 000
    Retained Earnings 55 000
    Total Owners Equity 75 000
    Total Liabilities and owners’ Equity 232 000

    Required
    Using the above information, prepare the balance sheet for Harris Ltd at 31 December 2009.

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