Tamarisk SA uses the direct method to prepare its statement of cash flows. Tamarisk's trial balances at December 31, 2022 and 2021, are as follows.

		December 31
Debits		2022		2021
Cash		R$40,000		R$32,000
Accounts receivable		34,000		32,000
Inventory		32,000		48,000
Property, plant, & equipment		102,000		97,000
Cost of goods sold		259,000		381,000
Selling expenses		142,500		173,000
General and administrative expenses		139,000		152,300
Interest expense		4,300		2,600
Income tax expense		20,400		61,200
		R$773,200		R$979,100
Credits
Allowance for doubtful accounts		R$1,400		R$1,600
Accumulated depreciation		17,400		14,400
Accounts payable		25,500		17,800
Income taxes payable		24,000		29,800
Deferred income taxes		5,400		4,700
8% callable bonds payable		40,500		15,000
Share capitalordinary		50,000		40,000
Share premiumordinary		9,100		7,500
Retained earnings		44,700		64,600
Sales revenue		555,200		783,700
		R$773,200		R$979,100

Additional information:

1.		Tamarisk purchased R$5,000 in equipment during 2022.
2.		Tamarisk allocated one-third of its depreciation expense to selling expenses and the remainder to general and administrative expenses.
3.		Bad debt expense for 2022 was R$5,000, and write-offs of uncollectible accounts totaled R$5,200.
4.		Interest expense includes R$500 of discount amortization.

Determine what amounts Tamarisk should report in its statement of cash flows for the year ended December 31, 2022, for the following items.

(a)		Cash collected from customers.		R$enter an amount in brazilian reals
(b)		Cash paid to suppliers.		R$enter an amount in brazilian reals
(c)		Cash paid for interest.		R$enter an amount in brazilian reals
(d)		Cash paid for income taxes.		R$enter an amount in brazilian reals
(e)		Cash paid for selling expenses.		R$