If a company uses the indirect method to report cash flows, where, if at all, would a decrease in accounts receivable be classified on the statement of cash flows? A : financing activities section B : investing activities section C : operating activities section D : noncash activities

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Douglas Wood

22 July, 15:07

If a company uses the indirect method to report cash flows, where, if at all, would a decrease in accounts receivable be classified on the statement of cash flows? A : financing activities section B : investing activities section C : operating activities section D : noncash activities

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Micaela Francis · Answer 1

The answer is C. operating activities section

Explanation:

Irrespective of whether it is direct method or indirect method, decrease or increase in accounts receivable will be in an operating activities section. Changes in working capital like inventory reflects in operating section.

Investing section contains the purchase and sale of long term asset or investment. And financing section is about repayment of debt and equity