Last year, Blue Lake Mines, Inc., had earnings after tax of $550,000. Included in its expenses were depreciation of $240,000 and deferred taxes of $110,00o.The company also purchased new capital equipment for $400,000 last year. Calculate Blue Lake's after-tax cash flow for last year. Round your answer to thenearest dollar.

Given Earnings after Tax = $550,000 Depreciation = $240,000 Deferred Taxes =$110,000 Purchase of new…

Last year, Blue Lake Mines, Inc., had earnings after tax of $550,000. Included in its expenses were depreciation of $240,000 and deferred taxes of $110,000. The company also purchased new capital equipment for $400,000 last year. Calculate Blue Lake's after-tax cash flow for last year. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

Last year, Blue Lake Mines, Inc., had earnings after tax of $550,000. Included in its expenses were depreciation of $240,000 and deferred taxes of $110,000. The company also purchased new capital equipment for $400,000 last year. Calculate Blue Lake's after-tax cash flow for last year. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

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