JJ's has net sales of $48,920, depreciation of $711, cost of goods sold of $31,890, administrative costs of $11,210, interest expense of $680, dividends paid of $450, and taxes of $974. What is the cash flow from operating activities as it will appear on the accounting statement of cash flows if the firm spent $274 on net working capital?

JJ's has net sales of $48,920, depreciation of $711, cost of goods sold of $31,890, administrative costs of $11,210, interest expense of $680, dividends paid of $450, and taxes of $974. What is the cash flow from operating activities as it will appear on the accounting statement of cash flows if the firm spent $274 on net working capital?

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Chapter16: Statement Of Cash Flows

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