Polly's Pet Products

Polly’s Pet Products accounting problem
Managerial Accounting
BUS 5110
Unit 1 Written Assignment
Term 2, 2022
University of the People
November, 2021
Abstract
Accounting is often referred to as "the language of business."(Warren Buffett, 2014). Managerial accounting
is an important and powerful version of this language. Managerial accounting information facilitates and
aligns decisions made by managers and employees inside the organization. It helps the organization achieve
its goals and objectives.
Income statement:
Income statement is one of the crucial documents created out of accounting. It is fairly common and also
known as Profit and Loss statements. Income statements summarizes “all income and expenses over a given
period, including the cumulative impact of revenue, gain, expense, and loss transactions”( Tim Stobierski,
2020).
Operating Costs is a component of an income statement. Operating Costs represents the expenses of a
business and the cost of goods sold. In the case of Polly’s Pet income statement, since revenues and gross
profit is already given, Operating Costs can be calculated by subtracting gross profit from revenues. So here,
Operating Costs = Revenues- Gross Profit which is equal to 445,000.
Operating income is the gross profit of a company after subtracting the operating expenses of the business.
In the case of Polly’s Pet income statement, it can be calculated by subtracting the General and
Administrative Expenses from the gross profit. So here, Operating income= gross profit- General and
Administrative Expenses which is equal to 130,000.
Statement of Cash Flows:
Statement of Cash Flows is another key financial statement that gives information about the cash received
and cash paid out by the business during the period it is prepared for. It “acts as a bridge between the
income statement and balance sheet by showing how money moved in and out of the business”(Corporate
finance Institute).
Cash paid out to suppliers and employees can be calculated by adding net cash provided by operating
activities with taxes and interest paid and subtracting this sum from Cash received from customers. In the
case of Polly’s Pet statement of cash flows, it is 600,000-(185,000+5,000+10,000) which is equal to
400,000.
Net cash provided by financing activities is calculated by adding new loans with Issuance of common shares
of stock and subtracting Repayments on loans. In the case of Polly’s Pet statement of cash flows, it is
50,000+5,000-45,000 which is equal to 10,000.
Net change in Cash can be calculated by adding Net cash provided by operating activities with Net cash
provided by financing activities and subtracting Net cash used in investing activities from it. . In the case of
Polly’s Pet statement of cash flows, it is 185,000+10,000-25,000 which is equal to 170,000.
Cash balance at the end of year is the aggregate of cash balance at the beginning of the year in consideration
and the net change of cash during the year in consideration. In this case, cash balance at the beginning of the
year is 30,000. This when added to net change in cash (170,000) gives the Cash balance at the end of year
as 30,000+170,000 which is 200,000.
Balance Sheet:
Balance sheet is another important financial document which represents the book value of a business. It
gives details about the company’s assets, liabilities and shareholder’s equity and “this makes balance sheets
an essential tool for individual and institutional investors, as well as key stakeholders within an organization
and any outside regulators.”( Tim Stobierski, 2019).

The total current assets of the
company is more than current
liabilities which indicates
that the company will have no
problem to meet the day-to-day
expenses. It also observed that
the current financial position of the
company is looking good and
promising. The fixed assets
Conclusion:
Total current assets of the company are more than the liabilities which indicates that the company will face
no problem to meet day-to day expenses. It’s performance is more than satisfactory and future is looking
good.
References
1.Tim Stobierski. (2020). HOW TO READ & UNDERSTAND AN INCOME STATEMENT. harvard

Business ONline. Retrieved from https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/income-statement-analysis?
tempview=logoconvert.
2.Corporate finance Institute. Statement of Cash Flows. Retrieved from
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/accounting/statement-of-cash-flows/.
3.Tim Stobierski, 2019, HOW TO PREPARE A BALANCE SHEET: 5 STEPS FOR BEGINNERS.
Retrieved from https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/how-to-prepare-a-balance-sheet?tempview=logoconvert

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Unit 1 Written Assignment

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its goals and objectives.

Operating Costs = Revenues- Gross Profit which is equal to 445,000.

Administrative Expenses which is equal to 130,000.

Statement of Cash Flows:

case of Polly’s Pet statement of cash flows, it is 600,000-(185,000+5,000+10,000) which is equal to

50,000+5,000-45,000 which is equal to 10,000.

Polly’s Pet statement of cash flows, it is 185,000+10,000-25,000 which is equal to 170,000.

as 30,000+170,000 which is 200,000.

and any outside regulators.”( Tim Stobierski, 2019).

1.Tim Stobierski. (2020). HOW TO READ & UNDERSTAND AN INCOME STATEMENT. harvard

2.Corporate finance Institute. Statement of Cash Flows. Retrieved from

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