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Area I: Financial ReportingFARNot-for-ProfitStatement of Cash Flows

CPA · Question 04 · Area I: Financial Reporting

A nongovernmental not-for-profit entity reports the following cash flows for the current year:<br/><br/>- Cash received from donors restricted for long-term endowment: $100,000<br/>- Cash received from tuition fees: $400,000<br/>- Cash paid for salaries: $250,000<br/>- Cash received from interest on investments (unrestricted): $15,000<br/>- Cash paid to acquire equipment: $60,000<br/><br/>What is the net cash provided by operating activities?

Answer options:

A.

$265,000

B.

$105,000

C.

$165,000

D.

$205,000

How to approach this question

Classify each item: Tuition (Operating), Salaries (Operating), Interest received (Operating), Endowment restriction (Financing), Equipment (Investing). Sum the Operating items.

Full Answer

C.$165,000✓ Correct
Operating Activities:<br/>+ Tuition Fees: $400,000<br/>- Salaries: ($250,000)<br/>+ Interest Income: $15,000<br/>Net Operating: $165,000.<br/><br/>Note: The endowment contribution is a Financing activity. The equipment purchase is an Investing activity.

Common mistakes

Classifying restricted contributions for long-term purposes as operating; classifying interest income as investing (it is operating under US GAAP); classifying equipment purchase as operating.

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