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| Cash Payment to Suppliers: | |||
| Particulars | Case A | Case B | Case C |
| Cost of Goods Sold (A) | 39,500 | 30,500 | 70,300 |
| Add/ (Less) : Inventory Increase and Decrease (B) | 2900 | - | (3,900.00) |
| Total Purchase ( C ) (A+B) | 42,400 | 30,500 | 66,400 |
| Add/ (Less) : Decrease in accounts payable / (Increase in accounts payable) (D) | - | (3,400.00) | 1,000.00 |
| Cash Payment to Suppliers ( E ) (C+D) | 42400 | 27100 | 67400 |
| Cash Payment for Salaries and Wages: | |||
| Particulars | Case A | Case B | Case C |
| Salaries and Wages Expenses (A) | 5900 | 13900 | 8900 |
| Add/ (Less) : Decrease in Salary & Wages Payable / (Increase in Salary and Wages Payable) (B) | (1950) | 2,900.00 | (1,000.00) |
| Cash Payment for Salaries and Wages ( C ) (A+B) | 3950 | 16800 | 7900 |
| Cash Flow from Operating Activities | |||
| Particulars | Case A | Case B | Case C |
| Cash Collected from Customers | 75000 | 59100 | 101,100 |
| Cash payment to Suppliers | -42400 | -27100 | -67400 |
| Cash payment for Salaries and Wages | -3950 | -16800 | -7900 |
| Net Cash provided by Operating Activities | 28,650 | 15,200 | 25,800 |
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