Toggle Company reported sales of $310,000 and cost of goods sold of $180,000 for 20x2. During 20X2, Toggle's accounts receivable increased by $17,000, inventory decreased by $8.000, and accounts payable decreased by $21,000. Required: Compute the amounts to be reported by Toggle as cash received from customers, cash payments to suppliers, and cash flows from operating activities for 20X2, assuming there were no other cash flows from operations. Cash received from customers Cash payments to suppliers Cash flows from operating activibes

Toggle Company reported sales of $310,000 and cost of goods sold of $180,000 for 20x2. During 20X2, Toggle's accounts receivable increased by $17,000, inventory decreased by $8.000, and accounts payable decreased by $21,000. Required: Compute the amounts to be reported by Toggle as cash received from customers, cash payments to suppliers, and cash flows from operating activities for 20X2, assuming there were no other cash flows from operations. Cash received from customers Cash payments to suppliers Cash flows from operating activibes

Cornerstones of Financial Accounting

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Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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