the inflows and outflows method, the following are considered exceptional inflows: A) Interest earned on investments and sales of non-current assets. B) Sales of non-current assets and sale of merchandise. C) Sale of merchandise and capital contributions.

the inflows and outflows method, the following are considered exceptional inflows: A) Interest earned on investments and sales of non-current assets. B) Sales of non-current assets and sale of merchandise. C) Sale of merchandise and capital contributions.

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A) Interest earned on investments and sales of non-current assets.

B) Sales of non-current assets and sale of merchandise.

C) Sale of merchandise and capital contributions.

D) Sale of services and interest earned on investments.

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