Non-Current Liabilities Long-term loan Issued Ordinary Capital Retained Earnings 250.000 215.000 83.000 240.000 205.000 56.000 Note Purchased land for NS50.000 cash. sold long-term mvestments costing NS8.000 for casli NS20,000., and purchased plant durng the year for NS5.000. Note. Land was Purchased for NS50.000 cash. sold long-tern mvestments worth NSS:000 for NS20.000 cash, and bought plant for NS5.000 during the year. Required: Prepare a cuss flow staterneul usng the direul method.
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