Test Financial Statement Preparation ( So)Instruction: Prepare a formal Statement of Canh Flows for the year ended December 31, 2021, inthousand PesosBebeme Corp provided the following information during 2021Dividend paidCash, January 2021Dividend receivedCash received from customensProceeds from issuing share capitalP1,0001800s0090001.500Interest received200Proceeds from sale of long term investmentCash paid to suppliers and employeesInterest paid on long term debtIncome taxes paid2.0006,0004003005/8...

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Net cash surplus (deficit) 5500 Cash, January 2021 1800 Ending cash balance 7300

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