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Chapter 2, Problem 64.3C

Case 2-64 Analysis of the Effects of Current Asset and Current Liability Changes on Cash Flows

You have the following data for Cable Company’s accounts receivable and accounts payable for 2019:

Chapter 2, Problem 64.3C, Case 2-64 Analysis of the Effects of Current Asset and Current Liability Changes on Cash Flows You

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3. How much cash did Cable pay for wages during 26-19?

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Case 2-64 Analysis of the Effects of Current Asset and Current Liability Changes on Cash Flows You have the following data for Cable Company’s accounts receivable and accounts payable for 2019: Required: 3. How much cash did Cable pay for wages during 26-19?

Solution Summary: The author explains that wages expense is basically labor cost incurred for performing services or producing the product by the labors. The Cable Company paid 50,845 in cash for wages during 2019.

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