Please be fast.i uploaded an image of information and one where you have to answer, it's a cash flow statement. please do the cash flow statement ISISCash Flow from Operating ActivitiesNet Cash Flows from OpoerationsCash Flows from Investing ActivitesNet Cash Flows from Investing AvtivitiesCash Flows from Financing ActivitiesNet Cash Flows from Financing ActivitiesNet Increase / Decrease in Cash PositionBank Balance at 1 December 2019Bank Balance at 31 December 2019 Summary of ReceiptsSummary of PaymentsСаpital15 000 Advertising730Cash Sales6 080 Drawings1 500GST Received608 Freight Outwards210Loan Borrowings – AZA Bank25 000 GST Paid4 324Receipts from AccountsReceivable9 702 GST Settlement1 003Interest Paid200Loan Repayments - AZA Bank500Payments to Accounts Payable5 390Purchase of Van32 500Purchases of Inventory7 000Rent2 800Wages4 10056 39060 257

Cash flow statement show cash flow from different activites.

Summary of Receipts Summary of Payments Capital 15 000 Advertising 730 6 080 Drawings 1 500 Cash Sales GST Received 608 Freight Outwards 210 Loan Borrowings - AZA Bank 25 000 GST Paid 4 324 Receipts from Accounts Receivable 9 702 GST Settlement 1 003 Interest Paid 200 Loan Repayments – AZA Bank 500 Payments to Accounts Payable 5 390 Purchase of Van 32 500 Purchases of Inventory 7 000 Rent 2 800 Wages 4 100 60 257 56 390

Summary of Receipts Summary of Payments Capital 15 000 Advertising 730 6 080 Drawings 1 500 Cash Sales GST Received 608 Freight Outwards 210 Loan Borrowings - AZA Bank 25 000 GST Paid 4 324 Receipts from Accounts Receivable 9 702 GST Settlement 1 003 Interest Paid 200 Loan Repayments – AZA Bank 500 Payments to Accounts Payable 5 390 Purchase of Van 32 500 Purchases of Inventory 7 000 Rent 2 800 Wages 4 100 60 257 56 390

Cornerstones of Financial Accounting

4th Edition

ISBN:9781337690881

Author:Jay Rich, Jeff Jones

Publisher:Jay Rich, Jeff Jones

Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 52PSA

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