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| a | $404 | [$ 20 + 406 - $ 22: Income tax paid during the period] |
| b | $406 | [Income tax expense recorded for the current year] |
| c | $418 | [$100 + 429 - 111: Dividend declared in the past NOW PAID in Cash] |
| d | $429 | [Dividend declared during the period] |
| e | $113 | [Interest for prior period PAID IN CASH] |
| f | $112 | [$113 + 34- 35: Interest Expense recorded for the period] |
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