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Statement of cash flow-Direct method
For the year ended 2020
| Cash flow from operating activities | ||
| Cash receipts from | ||
| Cash sales | 49100 | |
| Cash receipt from account receivable | 190800 | |
| 239900 | ||
| Less: Cash payment | ||
| Payment of account payable | -114800 | |
| Payment of operating expense | -28500 | |
| Payment of interest | -10100 | |
| Payment of income tax | -15300 | |
| Payment for salaries and wages | -57800 | |
| -226500 | ||
| Net cash flow from operating activities | 13400 | |
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direct method for blocker transport
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