INTRO MGRL ACCT LL W CONNECT
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Chapter 13.A, Problem 5P
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Cash Flow statement: The statement which summarizes the net amount of cash disbursed and received in a particular activity is known as the cash flow statement.
Income statement: The statement in which the profit or the loss of a company is mentioned is called the income statement. In the income statement particulars such as revenues, expenses, net income and profit or loss are mentioned. It is also a statement which gives us the effect of expenses and profit in a stipulated time period.
Cash Flow: In a period of time the amount of cash disbursed or received in a particular activity is called cash flow.
Determine the total cash flows, operating
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at Decenber 31
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a.
Cash collected from customers
b.
Cash paid to trade suppliers
c.
Cash paid for income taxes
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INTRO MGRL ACCT LL W CONNECT
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