pregunta anexaquestion in image Net income / Utilidad neta$14,000Cash dividends paid to stockholders / Dividendopagado en efectivo a los accionistas4,000Cash proceeds from sale of land / Efectivoproveniente de la venta de terreno6,000Cash proceeds from bank loan / Efectivo provenientede préstamo bancario10,000Cash payment (principal) on bank loan / Pago enefectivo sobre el principal de un préstamo bancario2,000Cash paid to purchase equipment / Efectivo pagadopor la compra de equipo8,000The company would report net cash provided by (used in) investingactivities of: / La empresa reportará efectivo neto generado por (usadoen) actividades de inversion por:

Cash flow statement provided information about the cash inflows and cash outflows of the…

Net income / Utilidad neta $14,000 Cash dividends paid to stockholders / Dividendo pagado en efectivo a los accionistas 4,000 Cash proceeds from sale of land / Efectivo proveniente de la venta de terreno 6,000 Cash proceeds from bank loan / Efectivo proveniente 10,000 de préstamo bancario Cash payment (principal) on bank loan / Pago en efectivo sobre el principal de un préstamo bancario 2,000 Cash paid to purchase equipment / Efectivo pagado por la compra de equipo 8,000 The company would report net cash provided by (used in) investing activities of: / La empresa reportará efectivo neto generado por (usado en) actividades de inversion por:

Net income / Utilidad neta $14,000 Cash dividends paid to stockholders / Dividendo pagado en efectivo a los accionistas 4,000 Cash proceeds from sale of land / Efectivo proveniente de la venta de terreno 6,000 Cash proceeds from bank loan / Efectivo proveniente 10,000 de préstamo bancario Cash payment (principal) on bank loan / Pago en efectivo sobre el principal de un préstamo bancario 2,000 Cash paid to purchase equipment / Efectivo pagado por la compra de equipo 8,000 The company would report net cash provided by (used in) investing activities of: / La empresa reportará efectivo neto generado por (usado en) actividades de inversion por:

Financial Accounting: The Impact on Decision Makers

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Author:Gary A. Porter, Curtis L. Norton

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Chapter12: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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Problem 12.24MCE

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