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Financial Statements: Cash Flow Statement

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Description: Learn about the structure and contents of a statement of cash flows by examining one for the fictitious company Bogus Manufacturing, Inc.
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  1. Statement of Cash Flow, Bogus Manufacturing, Inc. example
  2. How to Use the Statement of Cash Flow
  3. Accounting Homework Help: Related Links
Learn about the structure and contents of a statement of cash flows by examining one for the fictitious company Bogus Manufacturing, Inc.

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How to Use the Statement of Cash Flow

Click the "To Learn More" button to access the interactive financial statement, where you can mouse over different terms and sections to learn what they are.

Click the "Statement" button to return to the nicely formatted cash flow statement.

Click the "Print" button to get a printout of the nicely formatted cash flow statement.

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1 Presentation Comments

  1. From the looks of the example presented, I would say this is the indirect method. My issue is doing both the direct and indirect methods and have them be equal. They are supposed to end up with the same numbers, right?

    Janine Reid on Friday, 06 February 2009, 13:33 CST |

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