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Comparable balance sheets are presented below:

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The example of how to Prepare a statement of cash flows using the indirect method is given in the image attached.

The others are:

Note that when the operating cash flow is aided by profitable operations, it may not be sustainable. e.g. operating cash gotten from an outsized reduction in accounts receivable cannot be kept or handled.

The major sources and uses of cash are:

Operating
Investing
Financing

Operations are being financed via the day to day normal operations that brings income. Example are cash receipts from revenue and cash shared to pay for expenses.

The risks of a company going forward includes:

Fraud
employee misconduct
Misappropriations of funds, etc.

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