
(a)
Introduction:
The direct method helps us to record
To prepare:
Cash flows from operating activities under direct method.
(b)
Introduction:
The direct method helps us to record cash flows from operating activities. Cash flows arise from collections from the customers and cash payments to suppliers, employees and others. The direct method also reports cash outflows for income tax and interest paid.
To state:
The change that will arise in the value of cash flow from operations if there is change in salary expenses.

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