Amortization Cash flows from activities other than operating, investing, and financing Cash flows from financing activities other than CFs from net debt, net stock, & dividend activity Cash flows from investing activities other than CAPEX Cash flows from operating activities other than net income, depreciation, & amortization Cost of sales Debt issued Debt repaid Depreciation Dividends paid Interest expense Nonoperating income (expense) other than interest PP&E at end of last period PP&E at end of this period Revenue SG&A & other indirect expenses Stock issued Stock repurchased Тахes 799 -43 86 208 2,818 3,113 1,346 1,570 523 1,597 682 182 27,037 29,878 7,621 968 419 2,122 695 3,680 14,971

Amortization Cash flows from activities other than operating, investing, and financing Cash flows from financing activities other than CFs from net debt, net stock, & dividend activity Cash flows from investing activities other than CAPEX Cash flows from operating activities other than net income, depreciation, & amortization Cost of sales Debt issued Debt repaid Depreciation Dividends paid Interest expense Nonoperating income (expense) other than interest PP&E at end of last period PP&E at end of this period Revenue SG&A & other indirect expenses Stock issued Stock repurchased Тахes 799 -43 86 208 2,818 3,113 1,346 1,570 523 1,597 682 182 27,037 29,878 7,621 968 419 2,122 695 3,680 14,971

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1Q

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