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Introduction:
(a) To determine: To determine whether the below entry would be recorded in statement of cash flow. Then how and also where in the cash flow they would be recorded.
Given Information:
- Cost of plant: $20,000
- Straight-line
depreciation followed - No scrap value at end of life
(b) To determine: To determine where to record issuance of common stock.
(c) To determine: To determine whether debts affects the cash flow statement.
(d) To compute: To compute cash flows (Financing and Operating activities).
Given Information:
- Net loss: $50,000
- Depreciation: $22,000
- Gain realized: $9,000
- Sale of land: $39,000
(e) To determine: To determine whether the bill is included in the statement.
Given Information: Treasury bill purchased: $100,000.
(f) To determine: To determine whether to add plant amortization.
Given Information: Patent amortization: $20,000.
(g) To determine: To determine where will the given entry be shown.
Given Information: Common stock for exchanged for 70% interest in T Co. for $900,000.
(h) To determine: To determine where will the given entry be shown.
Given Information: Purchased

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