FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
10th Edition
ISBN: 9781259964947
Author: Libby
Publisher: MCG
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APPLICATION investing. After which, indicate the reason for classification. Finally indicate the effect of the transactions to cash flows. Transactions Activity Reason Effect Affects profit Payment to supplier of goods Operating Decrease Cash and loss Payment to supplier of services Receipt from goods sold Receipt from service rendered Payment to employees Purchase of equipment Purchase of fixtures Purchase of patents Purchase of copyrights Purchase trademarks Payment of interest Proceeds from interests Payment to owners Receipts from owners Payment of income taxes Proceeds from long-term debt Payment of long-term Proceeds from sale of vehicle Proceeds from sale of patent Proceeds from sale of trademarks
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Transcribed Image Text:APPLICATION investing. After which, indicate the reason for classification. Finally indicate the effect of the transactions to cash flows. Transactions Activity Reason Effect Affects profit Payment to supplier of goods Operating Decrease Cash and loss Payment to supplier of services Receipt from goods sold Receipt from service rendered Payment to employees Purchase of equipment Purchase of fixtures Purchase of patents Purchase of copyrights Purchase trademarks Payment of interest Proceeds from interests Payment to owners Receipts from owners Payment of income taxes Proceeds from long-term debt Payment of long-term Proceeds from sale of vehicle Proceeds from sale of patent Proceeds from sale of trademarks
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