26. Calculate cash flow from Operating Activities of R Ltd. :(i) If R Ltd. is a manufacturing firm, or(ii) If R Ltd. is a financing company.Informations:Cash Revenue from Operations20,00,000Collection from Trade Receivables4,20,000Wages paid to factory workersInterest received1,50,0006,50,000Đividend received1,40,000Cash purchasesCredit purchases8,70,0006,00,000Payment to Trade Payables5,90,00010,00,000Building purchasedInterest paidinterim Dividend paid2,30,0001,50,000

Particulars Amount Amount Cash Revenue from operations 2000000 Less: Wages paid 150000…

Calculate cash flow from Operating Activities of R Ltd.: ) IfR Ltd. is a manufacturing firm, or D IfR Ltd. is a financing company. formations ush Revenue from Operations llection from Trade Receivables ages paid to factory workers erest received vidend received 20,00,000 4,20,000 1,50,000 6,50,000 1,40,000

Calculate cash flow from Operating Activities of R Ltd.: ) IfR Ltd. is a manufacturing firm, or D IfR Ltd. is a financing company. formations ush Revenue from Operations llection from Trade Receivables ages paid to factory workers erest received vidend received 20,00,000 4,20,000 1,50,000 6,50,000 1,40,000

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