What happens to cash flow when working capital increases

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1. What happens to cash flow when working capital increases?

2. How is taxation paid calculated from the taxation payable and the taxation liability at the start and end of the period?

3. How is the cash paid for additions to fixed assets if we know the opening and closing balances and there are no disposals?

4. Explain how the proceeds of sale of a non-current asset differ from the net book value.

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