Sales : $250,000 Costs : $134,000 Depreciation : $10,200 Operating expenses : $6,000 Interest expenses : $20,700 Taxes : $18,420 Dividends : $10,600 Addition to Retained Earnings : $50,080 Long term debt repaid : $9,300 New Equity issued : $8,470 New fixed assets acquired : $15,000 You are required to: iv) Calculate the cash flow from assets v) Calculate net capital spending vi) Calculate change in NWC

Sales : $250,000 Costs : $134,000 Depreciation : $10,200 Operating expenses : $6,000 Interest expenses : $20,700 Taxes : $18,420 Dividends : $10,600 Addition to Retained Earnings : $50,080 Long term debt repaid : $9,300 New Equity issued : $8,470 New fixed assets acquired : $15,000 You are required to: iv) Calculate the cash flow from assets v) Calculate net capital spending vi) Calculate change in NWC

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