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Chapter 1, Problem E1.37E
To determine
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The Cash Flow Statement provides the details of the movement of the funds of the business classifying the cash flow from operating activities, investing activities and financing activities. Cash flow from operating activities includes the movement of funds during the operation of the business. Most current accounts like accounts payable, short term notes payable,
The nature of the activity of cash flow of the given transactions and if there is inflow or outflow of funds.
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