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A house painting business had revenues of $16,000 and expenses of $9,000. There were no depreciation expenses. However, the business reported the following changes in working capital.

Beginning End
Accounts receivable $1,200 $4,500
Accounts payable 700 300

Calculate net cash flow for the business for this period.

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Problem: A house painting business had revenues of $16,000 and expenses of $9,000. There were no depreciation expenses. However, the business reported the following changes in working capital.

Beginning End
Accounts receivable $1,200 $4,500
Accounts payable 700 300

Calculate net cash flow for the business for this period.

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