Cash Flow to Creditors During 2020 your corporation paid $10,000 in interest expense and your corporation borrowed $30,000 from the bank. What is the 2020 cash flow to creditors? Please show your formula and calculations in the space provided.

Cash Flow to Creditors During 2020 your corporation paid $10,000 in interest expense and your corporation borrowed $30,000 from the bank. What is the 2020 cash flow to creditors? Please show your formula and calculations in the space provided.

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Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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