Question: 1. You start a new business after you graduate. After its firm year in business, your firm paid out $1,000 in dividends, and paid $500 in taxes (of various kinds). Retained earnings increased by $175. What was your NetIncome for the first year?
2. The following year, your company had net income of $75,000 and distributed 80% of that to its sole shareholder (you). You also sold and issued $100,000 worth of common stock that same year. What is thecash flow to stockholders for that year?
3. Net change on working capital is $2,550.
Net capital spending is $500.
EBIT is $1,110.
Depreciation is $575
Taxes are $400.
Find Operating Cash Flow.
4. Operating cash flow is $750,000.
Net capital spending is $200,000.
Net increase in working capital is $55,000.
Net income is $125,000.
Cash flow to stockholders is $300,000.
Cash flow to creditors is $195,000.
What is Cash Flow from Assets (CFFA)?