TIP: You can look up the financial directly from Pepsico’s corporate website, but the financials have a lot of colorful fluff that you may have to wade through to get to the data you need.
You can also go to sec.gov and use their EDGAR database to look up non-fluffed 10k annual reports. My easy suggestion is to go to Yahoo Finance look up PEP financials in the quote search box, then click on Financials and you’ll find the income statement, cash flow statement, and balance sheet data. Use 2023 data which should be latest reported to complete this assessment.
For problem 17, obtain the statement of cash flow for PepsiCo (ticker symbol PEP) for the most recent year from Yahoo! Finance website (or any finance website or the SEC’s Edgar database) and answer the following question: Using the cash flow statement find the dividends paid to the PepsiCo owners in the most recent annual report, 2023. Input the number only, no commas, periods, dollar signs, or symbols.
The financials are already in thousands so the last three zeroes are already omitted. You don’t need to include them. For example, if the dividends paid are 15 billion, 946 million, then input 1594600

For problem 15, obtain the the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows for PepsiCo (ticker symbol PEP) for the most recent year, 2023 from Yahoo! Finance website (or any finance website or SEC’s Edgar database) and answer the following question: Match the following amounts for PepsiCo:

Group of answer choices
Net Income 2023
 
[ Choose ]
 
9074000
 
-5495000
 
3518000
 
4938000
 
-3009000
 
13442000
 
Depreciation Expense for 2023
 
[ Choose ]
 
9074000
 
-5495000
 
3518000
 
4938000
 
-3009000
 
13442000
 
Cash Flow From Operating Activities
 
[ Choose ]
 
9074000
 
-5495000
 
3518000
 
4938000
 
-3009000
 
13442000
 
Cash Flow From Investing Activities
 
[ Choose ]
 
9074000
 
-5495000
 
3518000
 
4938000
 
-3009000
 
13442000
 
Cash Flow From Financing Activities
 
[ Choose ]
 
9074000
 
-5495000
 
3518000
 
4938000
 
-3009000
 
13442000
 
Change in Cash for 2023
 
For PepsiCo for the most recent year 2023, explain the conceptual difference between net income and the change in cash and equivalents. In other words, why is the profit or loss of PepsiCo different from the change in their cash and equivalents account?