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Net cash flows from operating activities are....(hint: don’t forget about net income). Moore's Family Restaurant Assets...

  1. Net cash flows from operating activities are....(hint: don’t forget about net income).
  1. Moore's Family Restaurant
    Assets & Liabilities as of 12/31/17 Assets & Liabilities projected to 12/31/18
    ASSETS ASSETS
    Cash $492,118.00 Cash $589,118.00
    Accounts Receivable $29,000.00 Accounts Receivable $49,095.00
    Inventories $30,000.00 Inventories $30,000.00
    Prepaid Expenses $2,000.00 Prepaid Expenses $11,000.00
    Total Current Assets $553,118.00 Total Current Assets $679,213.00
    Building $727,460.97 Building $760,000.00
    Equipment $14,500.00 Equipment $18,000.00
    Fixtures $33,320.00 Fixtures $35,500.00
    Total Fixed Assets $775,280.97 Total Fixed Assets $813,500.00
    Total Assets $1,328,398.97 Total Assets $1,492,713.00
    LIABILITIES LIABILITIES
    Accounts Payable $57,432.00 Accounts Payable $137,566.00
    Wages and Benefits Due $16,516.59 Wages and Benefits Due $29,543.00
    Estimated Taxes and Fees $6,013.00 Estimated Taxes and Fees $8,013.00
    Total Current Liabilities $79,961.59 Total Current Liabilities $175,122.00
    Long Term Loan $70,000.00 Long Term Loan $70,000.00
    Total Long-Term Liabilities $70,000.00 Total Long-Term Liabilities $70,000.00
    Owner Equity $1,178,437.38 Owner Equity $1,247,591.00
    Total Liabilities and Owner Equity $1,328,398.97 Total Liabilities and Owner Equity $1,492,713.00
Moores Familay Restaurant Financial Data 2017 2018 (Present Day) 2019 Budget Forecast
Budget Worksgheet
Sales $1,642,896 $1,766,296 $2,002,978
Cost of Product $697,211 $597,211 701,042
Labor $330,772 $340,695 349,212
Benefits $79,872 $114,519 122,224
Utilities $54,340 $50,644 $58,241
Loan Principle Repayments $0 $0 $0
Insurance & Property Taxes $110,000 $110,000 $110,000
Services (accounting, trash, cleaning, etc.) $41,051 $43,908 $105,494
Other: SG&A, advertising, promostions $77,629 $84,771 $93,248
Total Costs $1,390,875 $1,341,748 $1,539,462
Earnings Before Interest, Income Taxes, & Depreciation (EBITD) $252,021 $424,548 $463,516
Interest on loan $3,500 $3,000 $3,000
Income Taxes $70,566 $118,873 $129,784
Depreciation on values $71,176 $61,777 $61,177
Earnings After Interest, Income Taxes, & Depreciation $106,779 $240,897 $269,555
Meals Sold 243,392 252,328 272,514
Average Meal Value 6.75 7.00 7.35

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cash flow from operating activities measures the change in cash flow due to increase decrease in current asset and current liabilities. it starts with net income and adjust non cash expense along with increas decrease in current assets and current liabilities.

net cash flow from operating activities

Net income 240,897
add: Non cash expense depreciation 61777
(increase) in account receivable [49095-29000] (20095)
(increase )decrease in inventories[30000-30000] 0
(increase)decrease in prepaid expenses [11000-2000] (9000)
increase(decrease) in account payable [137566-57432] 80134
increase (decrease) in Wages and Benefits Due [29543-16516.59] 13026.41
increase(decrease) in Estimated Taxes and Fees [8013-6013] 2000
Net cash flow from operating activites 368739.41$
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