Calculate the end of the year cash balance based on the information below:

Beginning of the year cash balance: 2,000
Net income: 300
Depreciation: 140
Increase in accounts payable: 60
Acquisitions of PP&E: 580
Dividends paid in the current year: 130
Increase in long-term debt: 200

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The end of the year cash balance based on the information is 1,990

What is year-end cash balance?

The year-end cash balance is the cash balance at the disposal of the firm at the end of the year after having added cash inflows to the beginning  cash balance and deducted cash outflows.

In other words, the year-end cash balance is the sum of the beginning cash balance and cash inflows such as net income and increase in long-term debt(borrowing cash, increases cash balance) and we need to deduct outflows such as acquisition of PP&E and dividends

operating cash flow=net income+ depreciation+ Increase in accounts payable

operating cash flow=300+140+60

operating cash flow=500

year-end cash balance=beg. balance+ operating cash flow+/(-)financing cash flow+/(-)investing cash flow

year-end cash balance=2000+500-580-130+200

year-end cash balance=1,990

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