Accountancy, asked by himangshudas136, 9 months ago

Where would 'changes in accounts payble' most likely appear on a cash flow statement?

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Answered by ghoshdhruba2

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Answer: Changes in accounts payable would most likely appear in the operations section of a cash flow statement. The main sections of the cash flow statement are: Operating activities...

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