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Cash Flow Statement:
Cash flow statement is a part of financial statement which reflects the
Requirement1:
To Determine: The
Requirement2:
To determine: The reasons to report net loss with positive cash inflows.
Requirement3:
To Determine: The reason which may be important for the investors.

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