FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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The following items involve the cash flow activities of Prizzie Company for 2016:
UVI Online ACC 3010 Mid-term Assessment 4
Net Income $162,000
Payment of Dividends $25,000
1,000 shares of stock issued at $20 par $20,000
Amortization Expense on patents $7,000
Plant assets acquired at a cost of $75,000
Accounts Receivable Increase of $9,000
Accounts Payable Decrease of $10,000
Salaries Payable Increase of $6,500
Beginning Cash Balance $18,000
Required: Prepare the statement of
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