Reference no: EM133002388
Question - One Corporation had the following transactions during the current financial reporting period.
Net Loss $43,000
Payment of dividends $9,600
Increase in accounts receivable $19,500
Sale of land $72,000
Increase in accounts payable $26,000
Depreciation $17,300
Decrease in Investment in Bonds $16,500
Purchase of Equipment $35,000
Repayment of bonds $29,000
Loss on sale of land $11,200
Increase in inventories $10,700
Issuance of Common shares $26,000
Required - Determine the cash flow for Operating, Financing and Investing activities for the company and calculate the net change in cash.
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