Problem $6-42($Algo$)($LO $6-5)$ Bolero Company holds $75$ percent of the common stock of Rivera, Incorporated, and $40$ percent of this subsidiary$$s convertible bonds. The following consolidated financial statements are for $2023$ and $2024($credit balances indicated by parentheses$)$: Bolero Company and Consolidated Subsidiary RiveraAccounts$20232024$Revenues$ $(890,000)$$ $(1,020,000)$Cost of goods sold$608,000648,000$Depreciation and amortization$98,000116,000$Gain on sale of building$0(28,000)$Interest expense$38,00038,000$Consolidated net income$(146,000)(246,000)$to noncontrolling interest$17,00019,000$to parent company$ $(129,000)$$ $(227,000)$Retained earnings, $1/1$$ $(308,000)$$ $(379,000)$Net income$(129,000)(227,000)$Dividends declared$58,000108,000$Retained earnings, $12/31$$ $(379,000)$$ $(498,000)$Cash$ $88,000$$ $166,000$Accounts receivable$166,000148,000$Inventory$208,000356,000$Buildings and equipment $($net$)648,000714,000$Databases$166,000153,000$Total assets$ $1,276,000$$ $1,537,000$Accounts payable$ $(148,000)$$ $(116,000)$Bonds payable$(408,000)(516,000)$Noncontrolling interest in Rivera$(40,000)(49,000)$Common stock$(116,000)(138,000)$Additional paid$-$in capital$(185,000)(220,000)$Retained earnings$(379,000)(498,000)$Total liabilities and equities$ $(1,276,000)$$ $(1,537,000)$ Additional Information for $2024$ The parent issued bonds during the year for cash. Amortization of databases amounts to $$13,000$ per year. The parent sold a building with a cost of $$76,000$ but a $$38,000$ book value for cash on May $11.$ The subsidiary purchased equipment on July $23$ for $$207,000$ in cash. Late in November, the parent issued stock for cash. During the year, the subsidiary paid dividends of $$40,000.$ Both parent and subsidiary pay dividends in the same year as declared. Required: Prepare a consolidated statement of cash flows for this business combination for the year ending December $31,2024.$ Use the indirect method to compute cash flow from operating activities.