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Cash Flow From Financing Activities

Recreate journal entries to measure the effect on ledger accounts where several cash transactions have occurred. It would appear as investing activity because purchase of equipment impacts noncurrent assets. A company thinks is appropriate, the impact of the financing decisions will flow through the cash flow statement. If the building is ...

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Accounting For Investment In Bonds

Since the company uses straight-line amortization, we will record the same amount of amortization each time interest is paid. The amount of cash is based on the face rate of the bond. Because the bond purchasers paid extra for the bond, the company more money than the face value of the bond. That additional cash helps to offset the amount the ...

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