A) Depreciation.
B) Prepaid insurance.
C) Credit purchases not yet paid.
D) All of the above.
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A) inflow of $20 000.
B) inflow of $12 000.
C) inflow of $28 000.
D) inflow of $8 000.
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A) Operating activities are paid for using proceeds raised from the issue of shares.
B) Cash received from customers is greater than cash paid to suppliers.
C) Operating cash outflows.
D) The entity continues to borrow more money than it repays.
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A) Financing.
B) Non-cash.
C) Operating.
D) Investing.
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A) The cash flow ratio is a better measure of liquidity than the current ratio because it is calculated using cash flow generated over a whole reporting period rather than the current assets at a point in time.
B) The cash flow ratio is used to assess liquidity.
C) The cash flow ratio compares the cash flow from operating activities with the current liabilities.
D) All of the above statements are true.
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A) cash paid for the purchase of shares.
B) the lending of money to another business.
C) payment of income tax.
D) dividends paid to shareholders.
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A) expenses may have been paid for in advance in the previous period.
B) expenses may have been incurred in the current period and have not been paid by the end of the current period.
C) depreciation may have been recorded in the statement of profit or loss.
D) all of the options are correct.
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A) Payment of interest expense.
B) Cash received as payment for the purchase of goods on credit.
C) Cash dividends received.
D) Loan repayments.
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A) It measures the entity's ability to reinvest in its operations and to make distributions to owners from its operating cash flow.
B) It expresses the cash flow from operating activities as a percentage of capital expenditure plus dividends.
C) A ratio result greater than one suggests a good performance.
D) All of the statements are true.
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A) the reconciliation of operating profit with cash flow from operating activities.
B) operating activities.
C) investing activities.
D) financing activities.
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A) an inflow of $5500.
B) an inflow of $1050.
C) an outflow of $2100.
D) an inflow of $6900.
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A) Financing.
B) Investing.
C) Operating.
D) Financing or investing.
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A) $14 000
B) $16 000
C) $18 000
D) $28 000
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A) highlights changes in the working capital accounts from one year to the next.
B) reinforces the link between the cash received from operating activities and the reported profit or loss for the period.
C) shows the differences in accrual transactions and cash flow.
D) all the above options are correct.
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A) Proceeds from dividends.
B) Proceeds from borrowings.
C) Proceeds from customers.
D) Proceeds from sale of machinery.
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A) the relative difficulty in manipulating the statement of cash flows compared with the ability to manipulate the statement of profit or loss.
B) the comparison of profit or loss to the cash flow from operating activities providing insight to an entity's ability to meet its obligations.
C) the statement highlighting an entity's ability to reinvest in its operations.
D) all of the options are correct.
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