The following are extracts from the Statement of Financial Position dated 30/09/2023: Equity £1 share capital Retained Profit Non-Current Liabilities Debentures Bounce-back Loan 30/09/2023 2 14,605 189,874 59,727 30/09/2022 2 18,389 154,037 80,601 Total dividends of 53,714 were paid to shareholders in the year. How much in total should be shown on the Statement of Cashflows for Financing Activities for the year ended 2023? [NOTE: If negative enter number with a "-" first.]

The following are extracts from the Statement of Financial Position dated 30/09/2023: Equity £1 share capital Retained Profit Non-Current Liabilities Debentures Bounce-back Loan 30/09/2023 2 14,605 189,874 59,727 30/09/2022 2 18,389 154,037 80,601 Total dividends of 53,714 were paid to shareholders in the year. How much in total should be shown on the Statement of Cashflows for Financing Activities for the year ended 2023? [NOTE: If negative enter number with a "-" first.]

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