Which item is normally classified as an investing cash flow in the statement of cash flows?

Correct answer: D. Cash paid to purchase machinery

  • A. Cash received from issuing shares
  • B. Cash received from customers
  • C. Cash paid to employees
  • D. Cash paid to purchase machinery

Explanation

The purchase of machinery involves acquiring a long-term non-current asset and is therefore an investing cash flow. Customer receipts and employee payments are operating flows, while issuing shares is a financing flow.

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