Question: When the indirect method of preparing the operating section of the statement of cash flows is used, which of the following is true? The operating

When the indirect method of preparing the operating section of the statement of cash flows is used, which of the following is true?
The operating section begins with net income
The depreciation expense is added to the investing section instead of the operating section as it is in the direct method
The gain on a sale of land or investments is ignored
Increases in non-cash current asset account balances are included in the calculations of this section
Question 2
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Which of the following is not one of the sections of the statement of cash flows?
budgeting
operating
financing
investing
Question 3
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Which two methods exist for preparation of the operating section of the statement of cash flows?
direct and indirect
direct and non-direct
indirect and exclusionary
none of the choices are correct
Question 4
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What is the purpose of a Statement of Cash Flows?
All choices are correct
To monitor cash for investment
To determine if cash needs to be raised for new operations
To monitor cash needed for operations
Question 5
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Cash receipt from a mortgage loan is categorized as which type of cash flow?
operating
investing
financing
non-cash investing and financing
Question 6
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In order to be successful over the long run, the main source of a companys cash must come from:
operating activities
investing activities
financing activities
managerial activities
Question 7
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If there is a dividend declared of $50,000 and a decrease to the dividends payable account of $5,000, which of the following statements is true about cash flow?
Cash paid for dividends is $50,000
Cash paid for dividends is $45,000
Cash paid for dividends is $5,000
Cash paid for dividends is $55,000
Question 8
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Sale of land, including a gain or loss, is categorized as which type of cash flow?
financing
operating
non-cash investing and financing
investing
Question 9
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Which of the following would appear in the investing activities section of the statement of cash flows?
purchase of inventory
issuing of company stock
payment of a note payable
purchase of equipment
Question 10
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If the income statement shows a gain on sale of investments of $5,000 and the balance sheet shows a decrease in the investments account of $12,000, which of the following statements is true about cash flow?
Investments were sold for 5,000
Investments were sold for $7,000
Investments were sold for $17,000
Investments were sold for $12,000
Question 11
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If net income were $8,000, depreciation expense was $1,000, there was a gain on sale of investments of $800 and accounts receivable decreased by $500, what is the cash flow from operating activities?
$10,300
8,700
$6,700
Not enough information exists to answer the question
Question 12
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Which section of the statement of cash flows is prepared using either the direct method or indirect method?
financing
non-cash investing and financing
investing
operating
Question 13
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Cash paid for the purchase of treasury stock is categorized as which type of cash flow?
financing
operating
investing
non-cash investing and financing
Question 14
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The cash flow statement is the communicating link between the:
Income statement and the statement of stockholders equity.
Balance sheet and the accrual based income statement.
Balance sheet and the statement of stockholders equity
Statement of stockholders equity and the cash reported on the balance sheet.
Question 15
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If cash received from sale of land is $40,000, cash received from sale of investments is $22,000 and cash paid for purchase of building is $100,000, which of the following is true about the cash flows from investing activities?
There is a cash outflow of $100,000
There is a cash outflow of $60,000
There is a cash outflow of $38,000
There is a cash inflow of $62,000

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