Reference no: EM131211134
Complete a Cash Flow Statement based upon the following transactions:
Beginning of the Period Cash amounted to $9,000.
Bought Treasury Stock, $20,000
Bought Land and Building, $200,000
Net Income, $600,000
Paid CS Dividends, $44,000
AR Decreased $12,000
Sold Equipment, $50,000
Merchandise Inventory Decreased, $22,000
Sold Common Stock, $1,000,000
Retired or Redeemed Bonds, $400,000
AP Decreased, $40,000
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