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Consider the following three cash flows: Cash paid for interest Cash paid for dividends Cash paid for purchase of a building Which ONE of the following sequences represents the CORRECT categorization of these three cash flows?

2.

During 20X4, Nancy Company had total Cost of Goods Sold of $500,000 and total Sales of $600,000. The beginning and ending balances in the accounts payable account are respectively $60,000 and $100,000. The beginning and ending balances in the inventory account are $120,000 and$135,000, respectively. The beginning and ending balances in the accounts RECEIVABLE account are respectively $100,000 and $77,000.Compute the amount of cash paid for inventory during 20X4.

$525,000-500+40-15 $475,000-500-40+15 $555,000-500+15+40 $577,000-600-23

3.

Sabo Company's financial statements show a net income of $243,000. The following items also appear on Sabos financial statements:

Depreciation expense:	$55,000
Accounts receivable decrease:	$60,000
Prepaid rent increase:	$40,000
Accounts payable decrease:	$45,000

What is Sabos net cash flow from operating activities?

$233,000

$353,000

$273,000

$243,000

$363,000

4.

DeeAnn Company's financial statements show the following:

Sales:	$300,000
Wage expense:	$120,000
Accounts receivable decrease:	$54,000
Prepaid rent increase:	$33,000
Rent Expense:	$75,000
Wages payable decrease:	$39,000
Depreciation expense:	$37,000

DeeAnn has no other revenues or expenses. What is DeeAnns net cash flow from operating activities?

$67,500

$109,500

$138,000

$87,000

$165,000

5.

Yokum Company had the following transactions for 20X1:

Collections on accounts receivable	$236,250
Payments on inventory	($168,750)
Payments for wages and salaries	($78,750)
Payments of dividends	($11,250)
Depreciation expense	($22,500)
Income taxes paid	($27,000)
Proceed received from sale of equipment	($225,000)
Utilities paid	($6,750)
Interest paid on note to local bank	($5,625)
Proceeds from issuance of common stock	($56,250)

Using the transactions above, compute the net cash flow from operating activities.

$523,125

($523,125)

$50,625

($50,625)

$225,000

($225,000)