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This file contains a formatted MS Excel containing in-depth examples on the reporting of cash flows and depreciation.

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Attached is a formatted MS Excel spreadsheet containing the information below. I have also attached a reference source and notes which might prove helpful in gaining a better understanding of the material. Please note problem P5-2 is on Tab1 and P5-8 is on Tab2.

P5-2 Preparing the Statement of Cash ...

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