Intermediate Accounting, Binder Ready Version
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Chapter 23, Problem 2P
To determine
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Indirect method: Indirect method is the most widely used method to compute cash (used) provided by operating activities. Under this method net cash flow is determined by adding back non-cash expense and losses to net income and deducting all non-cash income and gains from net income.
To determine and prepare cash flow statement (indirect method).
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