Transaction | Type of Activity | Cash Inflow or Outflow | |
1 | Payment of employee salaries. | Operating | Cash Outflow |
2 | Sale of land for cash | Investing | Cash Inflow |
3 | Purchase of rent in advance | Operating | Cash Outflow |
4 | Collection of an account receivable | Operating | Cash Inflow |
5 | Issuance of common stock | Financing | Cash Inflow |
6 | Purchase of inventory | Operating | Cash Outflow |
7 | Collection of notes receivable | Operating | Cash Inflow |
8 | Payment of income taxes | Operating | Cash Outflow |
9 | Sale of equipment for a note receivable | Noncash | No Effect on Cash |
10 | Issuance of bonds. | Financing | Cash Inflow |
11 | Loan to another company | Investing | Cash Outflow |
12 | Payment of a long-term note payable. | Financing | Cash Outflow |
13 | Purchase of treasury stock | Financing | Cash Outflow |
14 | Payment of an account payable | Operating | Cash Outflow |
15 | Sale of equipment for cash. | Investing | Cash Inflow |
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