You run a profitable retail shop.
You'll pay 30% corporate tax on profits in a few months.
It's the last day of the financial year.
You stock inventory that cost you $50 each, and you just sold one to a customer for $150 cash.
You're thinking through how this $150 cash transaction will affect your company's financial statements. Ignore GST.
Which of the following effects on the profit and loss (P&L), balance sheet and cash flow statement is NOT correct?
Select one:
a.
$150 higher revenue, $50 higher COGS, $30 higher tax expense, resulting in $70 higher profit on the P&L and $70 higher retained profits on the balance sheet.
b.
$150 higher cash asset on the balance sheet.
c.
$50 lower inventory asset on the balance sheet.
d.
$30 higher tax payable liability on the balance sheet.
e.
$70 higher operating cash flow on the cash flow statement.