Use this data to determine cash flows from investing activities.
Cash paid for dividends($10,000)
Cash paid for income taxes($15,000)
Cash paid for interest expense ($5,000)
Cash paid for salaries($400,000)
Cash paid to loan funds to a top manager($100,000)
Cash paid to purchase inventory($50,000)
Cash paid to purchase investments($120,000)
Cash paid to purchase machinery($150,000)
Cash paid to purchase treasury stock($25,000)
Cash paid to repay principal on a bank loan($100,000)
Cash received for interest and dividends earned$6,000
Cash received for loan repayment from manager$100,000
Cash received from a bank loan$100,000
Cash received from customers$750,000
Cash received on the sale of a building$250,000
Cash received on the sale of an investment$10,000
Cash received on the sale of our company's stock$120,000
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$120,000 | |
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